Answer:
entrapment had occurred
Explanation:
According to the objective approach, if the state provided and essential element that made the crime possible,or if there was extensive and coercive pressure on the defendant to engage in criminal actions, a court may rule that entrapment had occurred.
Grace is serving on a jury for the first time. She entered the jury room with a dollar amount in mind for damages but, following deliberations, she finds that the vast majority of the jury members are committed to the idea of a much higher dollar amount. Grace agreed to a significantly higher number. This is an example of ____.
Answer:
The answer is group polarization.
Explanation:
Group polarization can be defined as some extreme decisions that can be made by a specific group, and at the same time, these decisions are not related to the initial inclination concerning its members. However, these decisions can be inappropriate if individuals' initial tendencies are also inappropriate.
This phenomenon also states that a group's attitude related to a specific situation must change if the individuals' initial attitudes have intensified after the group has discussed some ideas. This phenomenon is called attitude polarization.
Ron is conducting an experiment that lasts several hours. During part of the experiment, a noisy power saw operates outside the room. Ron is concerned that responses may be influenced by the power saw instead of his independent variable. This example illustrates the potential problem of
a. instrumentation
b. testing
c. history
d. selection
Answer: c) history
Explanation:
According to the question, major issue of history can be seen in research of Ron as power saw's noise can impact response rather than independent variable.Thus, series of past event that took place before in experiment can get disturbed through noise and produce incorrect or influenced outcomes.
Other options are incorrect because selection, testing and instrumentation are not the major issue of the scenario.Thus, the correct option is option(c).
The equation y = 2.50x determines the total cost, y, of buying x carnival tickets. Use the drop-down menu to complete the sentence. According to the equation, 15 carnival tickets would cost
Answer:
$37.5
Explanation:
If the eqaution y = 2.50x determines the total cost, y, of buying x carnival tickets. 15 carnival ticket (x) would cost:
y = 2.50 (15)
y = $37.5
Answer:
37.5
Explanation:
Globalization has allowed numerous cultures to quickly attain levels of technology that may have taken much longer for them to achieve. Arriving at different stages of development, urbanization and industrialization at different times is referred to as
Answer:
Cultural divergence
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that this is referred to as cultural divergence. This term basically indicates the separation of something that was before a whole society or cultural group, into a new and different faction. Which is what this scenario is describing as a culture is divided into various different cultures that have landed in different stages of growth.
Answer:
Cultural divergence
Explanation:
Globalization has allowed numerous cultures to quickly attain levels of technology that may have taken much longer for them to achieve. Arriving at different stages of development, urbanization and industrialization at different times is referred to as cultural divergence.
Cultural divergence is the divide in culture into different directions, usually because the two cultures have become so dissimilar. This results in different societies arriving at different stages of development, urbanization and industrialization at different times. This is a contrast to cultural convergence.
Which of the following are true of the psychoanalytic phallic stage of development?
a) It typically occurs between the ages of 6 to puberty.
b) It is a period that involves the anus and urethra.
c) It triggers the Oedipus complex.
d) It typically occurs between 3 and 6 years of age.
Answer:
The best answer are "C &D"
C: It triggers the Oedipus complex.
D: It typically occurs between 3 and 6 years of age.
Explanation:
psychoanalytic phallic stage of development occurs between 3 and 6 years of age and focuses on genitals task, exploring genital region, develop a relationship with parents, especially same gender parent, triggering of the Oedipus complex and also sexual tension which is focused on the genitals. Girls have penis envy at this point making them to be submissive and date older men and castration anxiety for boys.
Answer:
The correct answer is: D) It typically occurs between 3 and 6 years of age.
Explanation:
The phallic stage is one of the stages proposed by Sigmund Freud in his theory of psychosexual development.
This stage occurs between the third and sixth years of age.
According to the psychoanalytic theory, the infant's libido centers upon their genitalia.
During this stage is common for the children to explore their genitalia.
This is the third stage in the theory of psychosexual development and is followed by the latent stage.
In conclusion, the correct answer is D. It typically occurs between 3 and 6 years of age.
A researcher has second grade boys and girls view aggressive or non-aggressive cartoons. After viewing the cartoons, the children are observed playing in a room that contains a variety of toys. The number of aggressive acts displayed by the children is measured. This research design would be an example of a(n) _____ design
Answer:
IVxPV factorial research design
Explanation:
IV x PV design is a factorial design containing both an independent experimental variable (IV) and a non-experimental participant variable (PV).
It enables researchers to examine how multiple categories of people react to a certain variable being controlled, it is used in two or more independent variables to examine the respective key effects and interactions.
The researcher observes the number of aggressive acts displayed by the children after they are done watching the aggressive cartoon and measures it. This research design would be an example of IV x PV design. It helped the researcher observe how the different children (variables) reacts to a Factor.
Jerry has been blind for several decades. If you show him a picture of a bear that is snarling and about to attack, he says he cannot see anything. Nevertheless, for some reason he feels a bit scared about the picture. What did Jerry just experience?
Answer: Jerry just experienced BLIND SIGHT.
Explanation: Blind sight can be defined as the ability of people who are cortically blind due to lesions in their primary visual cortex, to detect and identify visual stimuli by forced-choice guessing when stimuli are in blind parts of visual field.
This usually occcur in individuals that have conscious blindness on only one side of their visual field.
The law used by cities and counties for street improvements, in which a typical example would be that the local government hires a contractor to improve streets, and then each owner along that street is liable for paying a pro rata share of that cost, is known as:
A. The Street Improvement Act of 1911.
B. The Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982.
C. Documentary Transfer Tax.
D. Proposition 60.
Answer:
A. The Street Improvement Act of 1911.
Explanation:
The Street Improvement Act of 1911 is the law used by cities and counties and other municipal governments for street improvements, in which a typical example would be that the local government hires a contractor to improve streets, and then each owner along that street is liable for paying a pro rata share of that cost.
Delia sweats while she earns a living washing clothes in hot water. some townspeople say they would not want to eat at delia's house because the food would taste like sweat. how much "sweat" has delia contributed to saving her marriage? what toll has this "sweat" taken on delia's physical and mental health?
Answer:
Delia contributed to saving her marriage by working and sweating for fifteen years.Delia became weak and skinny from overworking.Explanation:
In the story "Sweat " by Zora Neale Hursto, Delia is portrayed as a sympathetic wife who is married to an abusive husband who does not seem to care for her at all.Delia worked hard in laundry service trying to bring food to the table while her husband flirted and spent all his money on other women. Delia contributed to saving her marriage by working and sweating for fifteen years.She also became meek and her hands were all worn out from overworking. Delia's shoulder grew weak from all those tiring work and she could hardly find peace even at night while sleeping.Final answer:
Delia's “sweat” in “Sweat” symbolizes her hard work and the physical and emotional toll of maintaining her marriage to an abusive husband. Her efforts underscore her strength and resilience, despite the physical exhaustion and mental strain.
Explanation:
In Zora Neale Hurston's “Sweat”, Delia's “sweat” symbolizes her extensive labor, both physical and emotional, to maintain her marriage and household despite enduring severe abuse from her husband, Sykes. This “sweat” has contributed immensely to preserving her marriage as it demonstrates her willingness to fight for her home and dignity against all odds. The toll it has taken on Delia's physical health is evident through her exhaustion and the physical strain from her labor-intensive job of washing clothes. Mentally, the constant abuse and disrespect from Sykes and some townspeople have battered her self-esteem and psychological well-being, though they also showcase her resilience and strength.
Despite the communal knowledge of Sykes's treatment of Delia, reactions are mixed, with some showing sympathy towards Delia, whereas others, like the townspeople who criticize her sweat's impact on her cooking, reveal a lack of understanding and empathy towards her struggle. This dichotomy further emphasizes the isolation Delia experiences, making her endurance and eventual stand against Sykes all the more significant. Delia's “sweat,” ultimately, signifies more than her labor; it represents her fight for survival, dignity, and a shred of happiness in a life marred by hardship.
What is a feature in CARLA'S "Culture-Learning Strategies Inventory and Index" that helps you learn yourself as a culture learner and to help you discover strategies that can help you adapt to cultures that are different from your own?
One example of ________ is the fact that a lawsuit filed by California against Nevada over river pollution goes directly before the Supreme Court. a. original jurisdiction b. granting a writ of certiorari c. appellate jurisdiction d. stare decisis
The law suit filed by the California against Nevada state is that of original jurisdiction of Nevada polluting the rivers and was directly send before the supreme court.
As per the powers given by the constitution the federal govt of California filed the case against environmental issue of pollution done by Nevada. For violating the laws.Hence the option A is correct.
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Out of the shadow (2006) rc 514.o98 filmed over 5 years, out of the shadow chronicles the filmmaker's mother, millie, who suffers from schizophrenia. the film illustrates the painful complexities of severe mental illness and the inadequate public health system set up to deal with it. learning objectives: 1. what psychological disorder does millie suffer from? 2. how does millie's illness impact her life? 3. what are some of the characteristics of millie's illness? 4. how does her family remember her illness?
a. ex-husband alan?
b. daughter tina? 5. how does her family deal with her illness?
a. alan (her husband)
b. tina (her daughter)
c. susan (her daughter) 6. eventually millie hits rock bottom. what causes this?
a. what does her family do to get her treatment?
b. where does she go to live after leaving the hospital? 7. why is our public health system unable to deal with millie's illness?
Answer:
Explanation:
1. what psychological disorder does millie suffer from? Paranoid Schizophrenia
2. How does Millie's illness impact her life? a. Because she suffer from schizophrenia,she's unable to function on her own.
3. what are some of the characteristics of millie's illness?
Hearing voices and she is unable to separate real and unreal.
4. How does her family remember her illness?
b.daughter Tina? Extreme delusions, and beatings
5. how does her family deal with her illness?
a. alan (her husband)
He left
b. tina (her daughter)Tried to commit sui cide
Tina tricked Millie into signing consent forms that would allow doctors to administer the
c. susan (her daughter)
6. eventually millie hits rock bottom. what causes this?She became increasingly agitated which leads her to stopped taking her medication and continued to refuse treatment
7. why is our public health system unable to deal with millie's illness? Due to lack and shortage of resources and solutions.
Final answer:
Millie suffers from schizophrenia, a disorder impacting her cognitive, behavioral, and emotional functions. Her family, including her ex-husband Alan and daughters Tina and Susan, handle her illness in various ways, reflecting personal and systemic challenges. The failure of the public health system to adequately support Millie may be due to resource constraints and societal stigmatization of mental illness.
Explanation:
In the documentary Out of the Shadow (2006), Millie suffers from schizophrenia. This psychological disorder profoundly impacts her life, with symptoms such as delusions, hallucinations, and difficulty functioning in daily life. Schizophrenia is characterized by a range of cognitive, behavioral, and emotional dysfunctions, and has severe implications for both the individual and their family members.
Millie's ex-husband Alan and daughters Tina and Susan each have their own memories and ways of dealing with her illness, reflecting the personal and systemic challenges faced by families of those with mental illnesses. Alan may have his perspective on the struggles during their marriage, while her daughters might recount the impact of Millie’s condition on their childhood and family dynamics.
When Millie hits rock bottom, likely due to a culmination of her illness's effects and possibly lack of adequate support or treatment, her family seeks to get her help, which involves treatment facilities and possibly moving into supported housing. The inadequate response of the public health system to Millie's needs may stem from a lack of resources, stigmatization, and insufficient insurance coverage for mental health services, reflecting wider societal issues in dealing with mental illness.
While one economist argues that the (i) _______ of Western countries is that economic power naturally gravitates toward the erudite as opposed to being forcibly distributed through some arcane patriarchal order, one can conceivably make a case for the opposite. Since the erudition of individuals varies greatly from generation to generation, Western culture breeds (ii) _______, which many see as a disadvantage, whereas focus on fraternal ties is much less (iii) _______.
Blank (i)
shortcoming
basis
advantage
Blank (ii)
dominance
instability
constancy
Blank (iii)
variant
stable
palatable
Answer:
Advantage instability variant
Explanation:
While one economist argues that the (i) advantage of Western countries is that economic power naturally gravitates toward the erudite as opposed to being forcibly distributed through some arcane patriarchal order, one can conceivably make a case for the opposite. Since the erudition of individuals varies greatly from generation to generation, Western culture breeds (ii) instability, which many see as a disadvantage, whereas focus on fraternal ties is much less variant.
Sociologists often point out that systems of stratification in the United States systematically favor white men. Sometimes people contest this, pointing to wealthy and powerful black women like Oprah Winfrey or Toni Morrison. A valid counterpoint to this argument is that:
A) black women are often the exception to this tendency.B) Winfrey and Morrison have higher social status because of other markers of class that they inherited, like regional accents.C) stratification is a characteristic of a society rather than a reflection of individual differences.D) women like these must have inherited a high social status from their parents.
Answer:
The correct answer is C) stratification is a characteristic of a society rather than a reflection of individual differences.
Explanation:
Sociologists often point out that systems of stratification in the United States systematically favor white men. Sometimes people contest this, pointing to wealthy and powerful black women like Oprah Winfrey or Toni Morrison. A valid counterpoint to this argument is that STRATIFICATION IS A CHARACTERISTIC OF A SOCIETY RATHER THAN A REFLECTION OF INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES.
You visit a remote desert island inhabited by one hundred very friendly dragons, all of whom have green eyes. They haven't seen a human for many centuries and they are very excited about your visit. They show you around their island and tell you all about their dragon way of life (dragons can talk, of course). They seem to be quite normal, as far as dragons go, but then you find out something rather odd. They have a rule on the island which states that if a dragon ever finds out that he/she has green eyes, then at precisely midnight on the day of this discovery, he/she must relinquish all dragon powers and transform into a long-tailed sparrow. However, there are no mirrors on the island, and they never talk about eye color, so the dragons have been living in blissful ignorance throughout the ages. Upon your departure, all the dragons get together to see you off and in a tearful farewell you thank them for being such hospitable dragons. Then you decide to tell them something that they all already know (for each can see the colors of the eyes of the other dragons). You tell them all that at least one of them has green eyes. Then you leave, not thinking of the consequences (if any). Assuming that the dragons are (of course) infallibly logical, what happens? If something interesting does happen, what exactly is the new information that you gave the dragons?
Answer:
The rest of the Question Reads:
You tell them all that at least one of them has green eyes. Then you leave, not thinking of the consequences (if any). Assuming that the dragons are (of course) infallibly logical, what happens?
Explanation:
Since there are no mirrors, they are unable to tell the color of their own eyes so they must rely on another dragon. If they are as logical as it comes two dragons sitting together will be unable to tell which of them really has green eyes.
Now it seems that there must be three or more dragons present for this to be solved. Imagine that there are Dragons A, B and C. They will look at each other and understand that one of them might have green eyes.
C will look at A and B
B will look at A and C
A will look at B and C
Two of the dragons will wait to see if one of them will transform and if neither of the two does then he will believe himself to have green eyes. At midnight, he will turn a sparrow. When this happens the other dragons that were in the trio will also believe that they have green eyes and will also turn into sparrows.
In conclusion, a group of dragons staring at each other will eventually all believe that they have green eyes and will all turn into sparrows.
When the visitor reveals that at least one dragon has green eyes, all dragons realize they all have green eyes and turn into sparrows.
Dragons' Eye Colors Logic Puzzle: When the visitor informs the dragons that at least one of them has green eyes, a chain reaction is triggered. Each dragon realizes for the first time that they too could have green eyes since they observe other dragons with green eyes. This leads to a revelation that all dragons on the island have green eyes, causing them to transform into sparrows at precisely midnight on the 100th day.
Which scenario is an example of social referencing? Jose smiles when he opens a gift from his grandmother, even though he does not like the new shirt she has given him Henry looks up at his mother after he falls and, on seeing her content expression, gets up without crying Stacey hears her parents arguing and begins to cry Jessica sucks her thumb when her brother takes away her favorite doll
Answer:
Henry looks up at his mother after he falls and, on seeing her content expression, gets up without crying
Explanation:
In simple words, Social referencing relates to the mechanism by which children use an individual's effective gestures to control their attitudes towards external artefacts, people, and circumstances. Social referencing is among the most critical processes through which children get to make sense of the environment surrounding them.
WHY is Democracy called Government by discussion
An athlete who specializes in long-distance jumping improves his distance by 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) and earns the praise of his coach, but on another day, when he does not reach his mark, he forcefully kicks the door of his locker. What defense mechanism does his outburst demonstrate?
Answer: Displacement
Explanation: Displacement could be referred to as a defense mechanism which involves the transfer of aggression, emotion or tension from the source to a target, the target usually is a less threatening target. In this case, the target here is the locker door. Displacement usually takes place when faced with a unhappy situation and rather than attacking the source, the tension of the disappointment is vented on a less threatening target. The outburst which ensued by kicking the locker which is less threatening target and not another athlete or coach who could react.
Caia believes that all managers are concerned only about profits—they don’t care about their employees, as long as those employees make money for the company. Caia’s perception is a(n) __________. She has made a generalization about a group of people and assigned that generalization to everyone in the group.
Answer: Stereotype
Explanation:
Stereotype is defined as the trait of over-generalized belief and idea that is thought or considered for person and things.These believes are widely held by the society regarding any particular practice or social group .
According to the question,Caia is over generalizing manager's attitude through believing that managers are not concerned about employees rather only focus on money making and profit of company.Thus, she is displaying stereotypical thinking.
"Nermina is preparing to implement teams in there functional area. Currently she is studying how to create a team. In her past experience she often found that groups of people did less work than just one or two people could do. It is now two weeks later. Nermina is well into the process of creating teams. She is ensuring the correct resources, both human and material are available for the team. How could Nernia have prevented the problem?"
Answer:
using social loafing
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that Nernia could have prevented this problem by using social loafing. This term refers to the concept which states that individuals are more likely to use less effort on a specific task if they are part of a group as opposed to working alone. This is because they tend to let the other members of the group do all the work. If Nermina would have brought this concept into account then she would understand this problem and would have chosen another method, thus preventing the current problem.
In the early 1930s, Richard LaPiere went on a road trip with a young Chinese couple. He expected to encounter many difficulties at restaurants and hotels given the negative attitudes towards Chinese people at that time. However, he did not encounter many problems. After the trip, he called the establishments and asked them their attitude about serving a Chinese visitor. Most of these places said they would NOT serve Chinese people. What do his findings suggest?
Answer:
His findings suggests that attitude and action differ.
Explanation:
Attitudes are social behavioral pattern and preconception to certain social behaviors which has tendency for adjustment as situation arises. These attitudes are drawn from social experiences and does not necessary mean that it is inherent in the person and gives room for adjustment.
The popular speech by Nelson Mandela sums it up, "nobody is born to hating another because of his color of skin, tribe or religion. People must learn to hate and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, because love comes naturally to heart than its opposite".
In the test stated here, Richard LaPiere road trip is suggestive that aside their attitude, their action did not show collective agreement to negative disposition against the Chinese people.
Richard LaPiere's study showed a discrepancy between the actual accommodating behaviour of establishments and their professed unwillingness to serve Chinese people, revealing the complex nature of racial discrimination.
In the early 1930s, Richard LaPiere's journey with a young Chinese couple revealed a disparity between expressed attitudes and actual behaviour towards Chinese people in America. This discrepancy suggests that people's professed attitudes do not always predict their behaviour, particularly when it comes to discriminatory practices. Despite expecting difficulties due to the prevalent negative attitudes towards Chinese individuals at the time, LaPierre and the couple faced few issues in establishments. However, subsequent inquiries to the same establishments revealed that most claimed they would not serve Chinese patrons. This highlights a complex interplay between social norms, personal biases, and economic interests that can influence actions differently than stated beliefs.
LaPiere's findings prelude historical accounts of racism in the United States, such as those experienced by Lieutenant Lacey Wilson and other African Americans during the era of segregation and echoes of such attitudes towards other minority groups. LaPiere's observations align with other incidents that reveal the inconsistencies and complexities of racial discrimination in America.
Higher education, in and of itself, does NOT
A improve critical thinking skills
• B. change a person's societal status
C improve problem-solving skills
D. quarantee employment after graduation
Higher education is bound to improve a lot of things in a person but it does not D. guarantee employment after graduation.
What is a pitfall of higher education?Higher education in tertiary institutions has a lot of advantages such as improving critical thinking skills and changing a person's status in society.
It does not however, guarantee that a person will be employed after graduation because a lot of graduates are still unemployed.
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An outlier is an extreme data point that can often inaccurately alter an effect size. A ______ is when all scores are not accounted for, which can often inaccurately decrease an effect size. A ____is when a set of data is not well represented by a straight line and can often result in a _______ effect size. All three of these issues can decrease _____ validity.
An outlier is an extreme data point that can often inaccurately alter an effect size. A floor effect is when all scores are not accounted for, which can often inaccurately decrease an effect size. A curvilinear relationship is when a set of data is not well represented by a straight line and can often result in a biased effect size. All three of these issues can decrease construct validity.
An outlier is an extreme data point that can inaccurately alter an effect size. A floor or ceiling effect occurs when all scores are not accounted for, inaccurately decreasing an effect size.
Meanwhile, heteroscedasticity signifies data not aligning with a straight line, resulting in an inaccurate effect size. These issues collectively diminish internal validity by distorting the accuracy of observed relationships or effects within the data, hindering the confidence in the study's conclusions.
Recognizing and addressing these anomalies are crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliability of statistical analyses in research.
A person arrested for robbery states, "I stole the documents, and I am willing to pay my dues, but at least now the public is safer having this important safety information that the company was concealing." Which moral level does this statement reflect?Group of answer choices
a.post conventional
b.pree conventionaal
c,conventional free
Answer:
post conventional
Sobre Max Weber, marque a alternativa INCORRETA: Escolha uma: a. Para o autor todo poder carece do aparelho administrativo para a execução das suas determinações. b. Defende o modelo carismático. c. Para ele existiriam três razões que justificariam a dominação: tradicional, carismático e racional-legal. d. Para ele o Estado moderno é uma comunidade humana, um agrupamento institucional de dominação, que reivindica o monopólio do uso legítimo da violência, tendo como objetivo reunir os meios de gestão. e. Para ele o Estado moderno é uma comunidade humana, um agrupamento institucional de dominação.
Explanation:
The requirements states that;
About Max Weber,
CHECK the INCORRECT alternative: Choose one:
a. For the author, all power lacks the administrative apparatus to carry out its determinations.
b. He defends the charismatic model.
c. For him there would be three reasons that would justify domination: traditional, charismatic and rational-legal.
d. For him, the modern state is a human community, an institutional grouping of domination, which claims a monopoly on the legitimate use of violence, with the aim of bringing together the means of management.
e. For him, the modern state is a human community, an institutional group of domination.
When Jana took her first driving lesson, she experienced a number of physiological reactions, such as a racing heart, sweaty palms, and tension in her muscles. These physiological reactions involved the activation of her _____ nervous system.
Answer:
sympathetic
Explanation:
The term "sympathetic nervous system" is one of the different parts of an individual's nervous system that generally directs his or her body's rapid "involuntary responses" related to stressful and dangerous situations. Thereafter, a flash flood of his or her body's hormones boosts the body's heart rate and alertness, and hence sending extra blood to his or her body's muscles.
In the question above, the given statement represents the sympathetic nervous system.
According to sociologist Max Weber, in traditional authority, the governmental bureaucracy is the apparatus responsible for creating and enforcing rules in the public interest. Traditional authority is the only means to attain efficient, flexible, and competent regulation under a rule of law.
1.True
2.False
Answer:
False
Explanation:
According to sociologist Max Weber, in traditional authority, the governmental bureaucracy is the apparatus responsible for creating and enforcing rules in the public interest. Traditional authority is the only means to attain efficient, flexible, and competent regulation under a rule of law.
Traditional authority according to Max Weber is a type of leadership in which the authority of a ruling regime is largely tied to tradition or custom. In sociology, For example, historically, kings derived their authority from tradition.
Bolívar and Enlightenment Ideas
Which of these did you include? Check all that apply.
He believes in and supports the concepts of equal
rights as expressed by Locke.
He is skeptical that representative government can
work.
Sample Response: Bolívar is a supporter of
Enlightenment ideas because he believes in the concept
of equal rights. He personally took steps to free the
enslaved persons his family owned, and to end slavery in
Gran Colombia. In government, he supported the idea of
separation of powers as expressed by Montesquieu.
However, he also favored a strong executive branch and
authoritarian leadership to ensure political stability for
the nation. He also opposed the limited government
supported by many Enlightenment thinkers. These ideas
show that he was skeptical that American-style
democracy could work.
He supports Montesquieu's ideas about the
separation of powers in government.
He believes in strong authoritarian leadership rather
than a limited executive branch.
Answer:
He supports Montesquieu's ideas about the separation of powers in government.
He believes in strong authoritarian leadership rather than a limited executive branch.
Explanation:
Just got this question correct.
Bolivar was a believer in some Enlightenment Ideas but not in others. Some ways this is shown include:
He believes in and supports the concepts of equal rights as expressed by Locke.He supports Montesquieu's ideas about the separation of powers in government. He believes in strong authoritarian leadership rather than a limited executive branch.Simon Bolivar was active in the wars of Independence against the Spanish in the Americas. He believed that races were equal and worked to free enslaved people in Gran Columbia when he was President.
Bolivar also believed that the government should be separated into different branches but he believed that the executive branch should be quite strong in order to keep the nation stable.
In conclusion, Bolivar supported the Enlightenment but only to an extent.
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11. Laura believes strongly in the teachings of her religion. However, she does not believe that organized religions should go on missions abroad to convert people because she respects that other communities have their own traditions and beliefs that may be as valid as those of her religion, even if she does not share them. Laura's perspective is an example of:
Answer:
cultural moral relativism
Explanation:
Cultural moral relativism: The term "cultural moral relativism" is described as a phenomenon in which it is being mentioned that there's no specific culture which is being considered as superior to that of some other culture, significantly when they are being compared based on the system of politics, morality, customs, law, etc. However, cultural relativists state that all cultures are equal and there's not a single culture which is considered better and good in terms of moral values than that of another.
In the question above, the given statement signifies cultural moral relativism.
In all likelihood, participants in Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments were willing to administer increasingly severe shocks to a confederate learner because they were concerned that the experimenter would be disappointed or perhaps even angry with them and because they felt obligated to obey having voluntarily agreed to participate. Such concerns reflect the power of ______ to induce obedience to authority.
Answer:
Normative Social Influence
Explanation:
Normative social influence: In psychology, the term "normative social influence" is described as one of the different types of social influences that often leads to conformity. However, it is referred to as a phenomenon in which an individual in being influenced by someone else that results in conforming in order to be accepted or liked by the other person.
Example: Peer pressure.
In the question above, the given statement signifies "normative social influence".