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What are the factors of effective supervision?
what are the factors contributing for effective supervisory practice
What are the contributing factors to choking?
all it smoking
What are the factors that contributed to Egyptian civilization?
nile the river
Who determined that individual traits are determined by discrete ''factors'' in what year?
20015
Is a persons height determined by genes only?
No. Height can also be determined by environmental factors such as diet.
What two factors weakned the Persian empire?
Revolutions by the Greek city-states, Egyptian internal instability, the rise of Macedonian king Philip I determined to take it over, and its lack of armoured infantry capable of standing up to Greek/Macedonian ones.
What were the main contributing factors to the mudslide disaster that occurred in the area?
The main contributing factors to the mudslide disaster were heavy rainfall, steep terrain, deforestation, and unstable soil conditions.
Why do Egyptian mummies rot?
Egyptian mummies can rot due to a combination of environmental factors and biological processes. Despite the ancient Egyptians' meticulous embalming techniques designed to preserve the body, factors such as moisture, temperature, and microbial activity can lead to decay over time. If the mummification process was not thorough or if the burial environment was not optimal, bacteria and fungi can thrive, contributing to the decomposition of organic materials. Additionally, exposure to air and fluctuating conditions can accelerate this deterioration.
Factors contributing to communication apprehension?
shyness, heredity, learned,
What are the personal and social factors contributing to drug abuse?
Check
What factors do you think are contributing to European economy?
schnitzel and BMWs
What determined a persons place in Egyptian society?
A person's place in ancient Egyptian society was primarily determined by their social class, which was influenced by factors such as wealth, occupation, and family background. The society was hierarchically structured, with the Pharaoh at the top, followed by priests, nobles, and scribes, while farmers and laborers occupied lower positions. Additionally, one's role in religious practices and the ability to read and write could elevate an individual's status. Overall, social mobility was limited, and one's position was often inherited.
