Why is ethics important in the practice of clinical psychology? Ethics refers to the correct rules of conduct necessary when carrying out research. We have a moral responsibility to protect research participants from harm. The purpose of these codes of conduct is to protect research participants, the reputation of psychology, and psychologists themselves. What are […]
What is bead seating pressure mean on a tire?
What is bead seating pressure mean on a tire? Excessive bead seating pressure (in excess of 40 psi) places extreme stresses on the tire beads that are forced onto the rim flange in a distorted manner. Such stresses may cause damage to the tire components and may result in tire failure. NEVER INFLATE BEYOND 40 […]
Is SF6 bad for the environment?
Is SF6 bad for the environment? It is a potent greenhouse gas with a high global warming potential, and its concentration in the earth atmosphere is rapidly increasing. During its working cycle, SF6 decomposes under electrical stress, forming toxic byproducts that are a health threat for working personnel in the event of exposure. Is SF6 […]
Can a fire hose kill you?
Can a fire hose kill you? The most common cause of death in a fire is from inhaling hot gases rather from the flames. Respiratory burns can kill instantly, or at least as close as makes no difference. Also, structural fires will release toxic gases that can incapacitate and kill just as fast. How much […]
Can you see light if not why?
Can you see light if not why? Radiation within a certain, tiny spectrum of around 400 to 800 nanometers in wavelength, causes objects to be seen by we humans. We can’t see the reflected light from those objects but we can see the objects. If the light shines through something translucent it appears to glow. […]
How do you calculate perihelion distance?
How do you calculate perihelion distance? The perihelion distance P=a(1−e) and the aphelion distance A=a(1+e) where e=0.875 is the eccentricity. This gives a perihelion distance of 2.375AU and an aphelion distance of 35.625AU. Is Kepler’s third law correct? Kepler’s third law provides an accurate description of the period and distance for a planet’s orbits about […]
How can I minimize my carbon footprint?
How can I minimize my carbon footprint? 7 Instant Ways To Reduce Your Carbon Footprint Stop Eating (or Eat Less) Meat. The single most effective action you can take to combat climate change is to stop eating meat. Unplug Your Devices. Drive Less. Don’t Buy “Fast Fashion” Plant a Garden. Eat Local (and Organic) Line-Dry […]
Which of these tactics does the most to reduce soil erosion?
Which of these tactics does the most to reduce soil erosion? The four most common soil erosion prevention methods are vegetation, geo textiles, mulch, and retaining walls. How do you fight erosion? You can reduce soil erosion by: Maintaining a healthy, perennial plant cover. Mulching. Planting a cover crop – such as winter rye in […]
Which two ways is energy measured?
Which two ways is energy measured? Which describes the two ways that energy is measured? in convection and in temperature. How is human energy measured? In human biol- ogy research, energy is most often measured in kilocalo- ries (kcal). Another common unit for measuring energy is the joule or the kilojoule [1 kilojoule (kJ) 5 […]
Is oxygen atom stable or unstable?
Is oxygen atom stable or unstable? One oxygen atom is unstable since it has only 6 electrons in the outermost shell. For an atom to be stable it needs 8 electrons. So, for the oxygen atom to be stable it requires two more electrons in the valence shell. Which is the least stable Carbocation? methyl […]