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(16) When the economy was booming, Judy got hired to do promotional work for a real estate development company. When the economy went downhill into a severe reces. sion, the real estate sector went down with it and Judy lost per position. She is now: (a) frictionally unemployed. (c) seasonally unemployed. (b) structurally unemployed. (d) cyclically unemployed. (17) Joann has just lost her job because her company was faced with more foreign competition and decided to reorganize and outsource many positions to a contract firm located in China. To make matters worse, all of the firms in this industry are also relocating abroad well. Joann is now considered as: (a) frictionally unemployed (c) seasonally unemployed (b) structurally unemployed (d) cyclically unemployed [V] Public Policy for the Labor Market (18) If the Federal government expands its support of long-term education and major retraining of workers who have been unemployed for a relatively long length of time, and even when the economy is doing well. Which type of unemployment would the education and retraining most likely be targeted? (a) Cyclical (b) Frictional (c) Structural (19) During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the unemployment rate was exceptionally high. In response, the government established employment programs, such as the Civilian Conservation Corps, which built campsites and planted trees. These programs were aimed at reducing which type of unemployment? (a) Frictional (b) Seasonal (c) Structural (d) Cyclical (20) In response to the severe recession caused by the Coronavirus pandemic, the Congress and the President will offer generous federal supplements to state-level unemployment compensation programs. Many conservatives have opposed this measure. They claim that such measures will likely reduce job search activity and therefore result in many people staying at home and collecting their checks while ne trying that hard to find another job. This is likely to be: (a) True and lead to higher reported unemployment (b) False and lead to lower reported unemployment.

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## Scenario 3: Range Shifts As the world warms, the geographic ranges of species might shift toward cooler areas. This could take the form of migration to higher latitudes or moving up in elevation from a species' native range. Chen et al. (2011) studied recent changes in the highest elevation of many taxa, including plants, vertebrates, and arthropods. (The taxa included were selected in an unbiased way.) The researchers want to know if species have shifted upwards towards cooler elevations, i.e. if their elevational range shift is greater than zero meters. They recorded the changes in highest elevation, in meters, for 31 taxa in a given location (e.g. one data point might be angiosperms in Switzerland) over the late 1900s and early 2000s. Positive numbers indicate shifts to higher elevations, and negative numbers indicate shifts to lower elevations. (Chen et al. 2011. Science) The data are in a vector called `elev` in the file `range_shifts.csv`. Load in the data below. ```{r} elec<- read.csv('range_shifts.csv') ``` 3.1. In the text above, bold the general research objective and italicize the expected value of the range shift for a species that has not migrated. What is the statistical research question? > Insert answer here.

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(2) 1. What kind of symbiotic relationship is occurring between the tree and the mycellum? The symbiohe Relahemonshp brecotwer the tree and mycellicem is mycorihizar. (5) 2. Sketch the way that fungal networks connect trees in a forest. Use colors to demonstrate the multiple species of mycorrhizael interactions. (4) 3. What types of molecules are being exchanged between trees through the mycelium? Micorhyz al aso sciahon of tree are very velfful in th transport of Carbon, phos pherous, wate. so, M ycelium ane Small bingthreads of the greater furgal orgaism that wia of drown down into trec loots. (4) 4. What is it called when the mycelium penetrates the tree root? What is it called when it surrour it? Asbociahdn betwecn bee and mycchum is ou mycorh'za. Whan mycclium sumand the root is called eclomy and whent e penchias inside it is ralled en domycoriza (4) 5. What does the fungus get out of a relationship with a single tree vs. multiple trees?.

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-37. (Choosing between funds and reporting capital contributions and assets) New City's incorporation was just approved by a vote of the citizenry at the November 2020 election. New City will start operations beginning January 1, 2021. The services it plans to provide include a mayor's office, a town clerk's office (for tax assessment and collection), police services, disposal of rubbish, water and sewer services, street maintenance, parks, and recreation facilities. Ignoring budgetary entries, provide the fund and any journal entries that would need to be made to get New City started: 1. On January 1, New City receives a "start-up" grant from Kelly County of \$1.5 million cash. All grant eligibility requirements are met. 2. On January 10, New City's governing body buys a building for $450 , 000 to use as its City Hall. 3. New City issues $50 million in water and sewer treatment revenue bonds to buy Kelly County \#2 water and sewer treatment plant, located within New City limits. The bonds were sold at face value (no premium or discount). New City pays $50 million for the water and sewer treatment plant. 4. On January 15, New City pays salaries: (a) $17 , 000 to employees of the water and sewer plant and (b) $15 , 000 to mayor's office and town clerk's office employees..

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**DNA Probe In Figure 5, the target DNA used for a genetic study was digested with restriction enzyme enzymes EcoRl and/or BamH1 in yarious reaction tubes. The samples were then electrophoresed, stained with a florescence dye, transferred to a membrane and hybridized with the probe shown in the diagram (Fig 5) (Southem Blotting). Carefully review the diagram and respond to this question: Following the Southern analysis (Figure 5), how many bands would be visible on the blot in the EcoRI/BamH1 double digest?.

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" A Beautiful Mind " (2001) apply the 5 domains of Schizophrenia and need to refresh the memory on the character of John Nash and pertinent characters in the movie. Give examples of observed behavior in each of the five domains of Schizophrenia and define and give a specific scene in the movie. PLEASE ANSWER USING TABLE BELOW: Delusions Hallucinations Auditory, Visual Tactile, Gustatory, Olfactory Disorganized Thinking (please refer also MSA under thinking sub-topic Thought Process) Flight of Ideas jumping from one topic to another topic. He was invited to speak in front of a university professors and students, during that particular scene he looked agitated and people listening to him was quite confused for they cannot comprehend his lecture and what was written on the board as well was skipping from one theme to another. (2) Disorganized Motor Behavior Negative Symptoms Delusions Hallucinations Auditory, Visual Tactile, Gustatory, Olfactory Disorganized Flight of Ideas jumping from He was invited to speak in front of a university one topic to another topic. professors and students, during that particular Thinking scene he looked agitated and people listening to (please refer him was quite confused for they cannot also MSA comprehend his lecture and what was written on under thinking the board as well was skipping from one theme sub-topic to another. Thought Process) (2) Disorganized Motor Behavior Negative Symptoms.

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- Although antibiotics are not effective against viruses, vaccines are a common preventative treatment Explain how a vaceine works. - Why do humans need to get annual vaccines for the Influenza virus? - Another commonly studied virus is Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HiV is known to cause AIDS. In 3 - 5 sentences, explain how HIV contributes to the progression of AlDS, - Some viruses, such as Hepatitis C or Human Papillomavirus, are known causes of cancer. Describe one way in which these viruses can contribute to cancer. - Why are viruses referred to as non-living particulates, rather than a living organism?.

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- Should social medial censor content, news, or opinions? - Does the government have the power to stop private companies from censoring? - The NY Post ran a news story about Hunter Biden's emails. Facebook and Twitter blocked anyone, including the Trump administration's White House Press Secretary's Twitter account because she re-posted the story. Should Congress repeal Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act or should the FCC make it possible for social media to be legally liable for censoring content?.

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(e) What are the mean and variane of depth? (Round your variance to two dedimal places) meon variance (b) What is the odf of depth? F ( x ) = 0 1 1 x < 8.5 8.5 < x < 18. 18 x (c) What is the probutility that observed deplh is at noot 10 ? (ftound wour answer to four decimal plages.) What is the proboblity that obvierved depth is between 10 and 157 (flound vour answer to four decimal places.) What a the urobabiliy ths the ofuerved depth is within 2 standard vermions of the man value?.

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