<span>This is true. By varying sentence length, going with some short sentences and others that are longer, certain ideas can be brought to the fore. Some ideas can, in the same vein, be pushed back into the background and made less salient if they're combined with other, less important sentences.</span>
Answer: B. Cannon-Bard
Explanation: According to this theory, an external event or stimulus causes a physiological change in the body but <em>at the same</em> <em>time</em> with an emotion, which is different from some other theories where emotions occur as a result of a physiological change due to an external event. As stated here, when Andrew heard the sharp crack of the twig he felt emotion, he froze with fear, and at the same time physiological change, a loud throbbing of the heart.
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its B-its high poverty rates, which are a significant problem
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Answer and Explanation
Hume clamis in that passage, and this is the essentials of his theory, that ethics and morals are not determine by reason. That is why it is no unreasonable to think of one self when reason is in charge. There for selfish thoughts as the destruction fo the whole world are effects of reason, that is why he calls them not unreasonable.
Hume claims that for a person to acts according to ethics and morality, sentiments or afections must be placed. The point he wants to make is not about justifying selfish acts, but to point out how humans and their reasoning can be destructive. And to underline the importants of other matters in human life such as afection and feelings.
Hume undermine objectivity in ethics because objectivity comes from thinking and reasoning, which as we already explained is not ethical. To act in a moral and ethical way, is to think about the consequences of every action, and also to consider others.
To have an ethical thinking is very important for society, the impact our actions have is necessary.