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 03.11.2022

Define science with help of diagrams

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Mathematics
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The basic principle to know is that defined terms can be clearly described, whereas undefined terms are not because of its sheer simplicity. Sometimes, undefined terms are just entities that describe themselves only by using their terms. Some examples would be, 'point' and 'line'. Thus, the answers would be

Undefined terms can be used to define other mathematical concepts.
Defined terms have a clear meaning for all aspects of the concept.
Defined and undefined terms can be represented by drawings and diagrams.
Mathematics
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The basic principle to know is that defined terms can be clearly described, whereas undefined terms are not because of its sheer simplicity. Sometimes, undefined terms are just entities that describe themselves only by using their terms. Some examples would be, 'point' and 'line'. Thus, the answers would be

Undefined terms can be used to define other mathematical concepts.
Defined terms have a clear meaning for all aspects of the concept.
Defined and undefined terms can be represented by drawings and diagrams.
StudenGPT
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The best choice for a well-defined, testable question for a science experiment is: "The question is clearly stated, the question can be tested in an experiment, and the results can be measured."

Explanation: For a question to be well-defined and testable, it needs to be clear and specific, allowing for a focused experiment with measurable outcomes. This option mentions that the question is clearly stated, meaning it is not ambiguous or open-ended. Additionally, it states that the question can be tested in an experiment, indicating that there are methods and procedures to conduct the experiment and gather data. Lastly, it mentions that the results can be measured, emphasizing the importance of quantifiable outcomes in the experiment. These characteristics make this choice the most appropriate for a well-defined, testable question in a science experiment.
Health
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1. The grouping of gestures, facial expressions, and postures into nonverbal statements is known as ___.  Clustering

2. A provider who stands over a client can be viewed as intimidating and assuming a position of ___.  Superiority

3. Which of the following is most important regarding team communication?   Collaboration

4. Which of the following is true about therapeutic communication?

Specific and well-defined professional skills are required

5. What are the five Cs of verbal communication?

Complete, clear, concise, cohesive, courteous

6. Which of the following best defines effective listening?

It requires concentration and is very active.

7. Match the element of the communication cycle with the example of the element.

A. Sender

B. Message

C. Mode

___. Decodes the message  (Receiver)

___. Verification  (Feedback)

___. Telephone, email, face-to-face  (Mode)

___. Begins the communication cycle  (Slender)

___. Content needing to be communicated  (Message)

Influences on Effective Communication

Answer the following questions.

8. Who must provide release of information consent before patient information can be provided through email?   Patient  

9. Sam has a mental image of himself as being kind and empathetic, and is aware that his deep voice carries, so he tries to talk softly. What do you call this mental image?  Self- awareness

10. Communication using electronic media does not easily evaluate which of the following.   Nonverbal cues

11. Describe the types of people who could serve as role models.

These would be national leaders, parents, teachers, spiritual guides, and public figures

12. List five examples of genetic factors.

a. inherited traits

b. body structure

c. skin color

d. gender

e.  eye color

13. Define the “four selves within us”.

TYPE OF SELF

DEFINITION OF TYPE OF SELF

Ideal Self -is the person we think we should be and the person we want to become

Public Self -how we want others to see us

Real Self -inner, natural self, authentic and spontaneous

Critic Self -how we see ourselves through our "inner voice"

Reflection

Reflect on what you have learned this week to help you respond to the question below. You may choose to respond in writing or by recording a video!

14. Pretend for a moment you are a receptionist in a skilled nursing facility. You’re expecting a new resident, Mr. Rodriguez, to arrive at the facility this afternoon. He is an 85-year-old gentleman who is coming for several days of rehabilitation prior to being released to his home. His wife, age 82, is awaiting hip replacement surgery and walks with a cane. You happen to look out the glass door to see the taxi pull up and you see Mr. Rodriguez and his wife are in the car. The taxi driver does not get out of the car to open the door for his passengers. You observe their struggle to exit the taxi.

a. What do you think the admit and his wife are feeling at this point?

b. Describe what action you would take in this circumstance.

c. Explain what kinds of skills you would be demonstrating by taking this action

First, I would ask the driver it's okay to open and close doors for people and I know for a fact that the admit and his wife are a bit upset because they were expecting the driver's assistance. In that case, I would provide therapeutic communication because offering my assistance would be the polite thing to do. I would proceed on keeping a positive attitude and showing empathy by asking a few questions about the admit and his wife situation while helping them inside. Last but not least, I'll continue to communicate with the patients, so that way they'll feel better and ready to see the doctor.

Explanation:

Health
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1. The grouping of gestures, facial expressions, and postures into nonverbal statements is known as ___.  Clustering

2. A provider who stands over a client can be viewed as intimidating and assuming a position of ___.  Superiority

3. Which of the following is most important regarding team communication?   Collaboration

4. Which of the following is true about therapeutic communication?

Specific and well-defined professional skills are required

5. What are the five Cs of verbal communication?

Complete, clear, concise, cohesive, courteous

6. Which of the following best defines effective listening?

It requires concentration and is very active.

7. Match the element of the communication cycle with the example of the element.

A. Sender

B. Message

C. Mode

___. Decodes the message  (Receiver)

___. Verification  (Feedback)

___. Telephone, email, face-to-face  (Mode)

___. Begins the communication cycle  (Slender)

___. Content needing to be communicated  (Message)

Influences on Effective Communication

Answer the following questions.

8. Who must provide release of information consent before patient information can be provided through email?   Patient  

9. Sam has a mental image of himself as being kind and empathetic, and is aware that his deep voice carries, so he tries to talk softly. What do you call this mental image?  Self- awareness

10. Communication using electronic media does not easily evaluate which of the following.   Nonverbal cues

11. Describe the types of people who could serve as role models.

These would be national leaders, parents, teachers, spiritual guides, and public figures

12. List five examples of genetic factors.

a. inherited traits

b. body structure

c. skin color

d. gender

e.  eye color

13. Define the “four selves within us”.

TYPE OF SELF

DEFINITION OF TYPE OF SELF

Ideal Self -is the person we think we should be and the person we want to become

Public Self -how we want others to see us

Real Self -inner, natural self, authentic and spontaneous

Critic Self -how we see ourselves through our "inner voice"

Reflection

Reflect on what you have learned this week to help you respond to the question below. You may choose to respond in writing or by recording a video!

14. Pretend for a moment you are a receptionist in a skilled nursing facility. You’re expecting a new resident, Mr. Rodriguez, to arrive at the facility this afternoon. He is an 85-year-old gentleman who is coming for several days of rehabilitation prior to being released to his home. His wife, age 82, is awaiting hip replacement surgery and walks with a cane. You happen to look out the glass door to see the taxi pull up and you see Mr. Rodriguez and his wife are in the car. The taxi driver does not get out of the car to open the door for his passengers. You observe their struggle to exit the taxi.

a. What do you think the admit and his wife are feeling at this point?

b. Describe what action you would take in this circumstance.

c. Explain what kinds of skills you would be demonstrating by taking this action

First, I would ask the driver it's okay to open and close doors for people and I know for a fact that the admit and his wife are a bit upset because they were expecting the driver's assistance. In that case, I would provide therapeutic communication because offering my assistance would be the polite thing to do. I would proceed on keeping a positive attitude and showing empathy by asking a few questions about the admit and his wife situation while helping them inside. Last but not least, I'll continue to communicate with the patients, so that way they'll feel better and ready to see the doctor.

Explanation:

Computers and Technology
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The code is given below:

class Payment

{

private double amount;  

public Payment( )          

{

   amount = 0;

}

public Payment(double amount)

{

  this.amount = amount;

}

public void setPayment(double amount)

{

    this.amount = amount;

}

public double getPayment( )

{

   return amount;

 }

public void paymentDetails( )

{

   System.out.println("The payment amount is " + amount);

}

}

class CashPayment extends Payment

{

       public CashPayment( )

       {

             super( );

       }

      public CashPayment(double amt)

     {

      super(amt);

      }

     public void paymentDetails( )

    {

     System.out.println("The cash payment amount is "+ getPayment( ));

     }

}

class CreditCardPayment extends Payment

{

       private String name;

       private String expiration;

       private String creditcard;

       public CreditCardPayment()

      {

             super( );

            name = " ";

             expiration = " ";

              creditcard = "";

      }

       public CreditCardPayment(double amt, String name, String expiration, String creditcard)

      {

             super(amt);

             this.name = name;

             this.expiration = expiration;

             this.creditcard = creditcard;

      }

         public void paymentDetails( )

        {

           System.out.println("The credit card payment amount is " + getPayment( ));

           System.out.println("The name on the card is: " + name);

           System.out.println("The expiration date is: " + expiration);

           System.out.println("The credit card number is: " + creditcard);

      }

}

class Question1Payment

{

      public static void main(String[ ] args)

       {

         CashPayment cash1 = new CashPayment(50.5), cash2 = new CashPayment(20.45);

         CreditCardPayment credit1 = new CreditCardPayment(10.5, "Fred", "10/5/2010",

                                                                                                "123456789");

         CreditCardPayment credit2 = new CreditCardPayment(100, "Barney", "11/15/2009",

                                                                                                 "987654321");

         System.out.println("Cash 1 details:");

         cash1.paymentDetails( );

         System.out.println( );

         System.out.println("Cash 2 details:");

         cash2.paymentDetails( );

          System.out.println( );

         System.out.println("Credit 1 details:");

         credit1.paymentDetails( );

         System.out.println( );

         System.out.println("Credit 2 details:");

         credit2.paymentDetails( );

         System.out.println( );

       }

}

Output:


Define a class named Payment that contains an instance variable of type double that stores the amoun

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