Calvin's professor can conclude that Calvin has been an observational kid.
Explanation:
The observation Calvin makes is a rather arbitrary one but one that can invite broader concern nonetheless.
Some kids start bobbing their heads and raising them before they can ever turn while the other develop these skills in the opposite order.
It would remain to be seen if Calvin would think something can be inferred from this otherwise rather standalone observation of things or not as there may be a study on how far this can be taken in child psychology.
At any rate, he is an observational student and the professor can put that to use.
Yes, that's possible.
Happened in both the 2000 election and the 2016 election, where both times, the Democratic candidate had the popular vote, but lost the EC vote.
Whether or not it's fair is up to who you ask. Conservatives believe it's fair because the EC gives more representation to the smaller states, while Democrats believe it's unfair because people who vote against the majority in the state are not represented and because it has an inaccurate representation of the population of the United States.
Objective
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Because Nancy Scheper-Hughes has been a community activist and an advocate for her research subjects, we can consider her work to be engaged anthropology.
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- The fact that Nancy Scheper-Hughes has been a community activist is evident that she must be getting to interact with a huge number of people during the course of her work.
- Being an activist in itself means having a lot of positive engagements with the people around.
- It is but natural that being a researcher and a community activist at the same time, Nancy naturally tends to be involved in engaged anthropology.
