That statement is False.
If the researcher is using random sampling, All subjects that chosen for the study had equal responsibility of being chosen
When the researcher determines that the amount of female and male subjects, must be the same, the research no longer has the equal opportunity for all the test subjects to be chosen.
<span>Dave is experiencing retrograde amnesia caused by brain damage. This means that he can't recall the events that happened before the traumatic crash that caused his injury. In this case, it is caused by his traumatic brain injury. (TBI) However, Dave can still make new memories, because he does not have anterograde amnesia.</span>
Answer:
c. Just because Dasha satisfied two requirements of being a sage doesnât necessarily mean that she satisfies all the requirements of being a sage.
Explanation:
This can be explained by perspective of Western Logic.
Let : Sages = S ; Wise & Inspiring = P
'All sages provide wisdom & inspiration' implies 'All S are P'
But 'All S are P' doesn't necessarily imply 'All P are S'
So : 'All saints are wise & inspiring people' doesn't necessarily imply 'All wise & inspiring people are saints'
Therefore : Dasha, being a wise & inspiring person doesn't garauntee that she is a saint. Hence, wisdom & inspiration satisfy only two requirements of being a sage doesn't necessarily mean that she satisfies all the requirements of being a sage.
Answer:
The Tienanmen Square demonstrators had a statue, Goddess of Democracy, that was modeled after the Statue of Liberty.
Explanation:
The "Goddess of Democracy" was a 33-foot tall statue built of foam used in the Tienanmen Square protests, in 1989. The statue was modeled after the Statue of Liberty, and it was destroyed by soldiers on June 4th, after having stood for five days. Several other "Goddesses of Democracy" have been built since then in honor of the original statue as well as of the protests.
