<span>The scenario in which Alex sees a girl in a red shirt steal a candy bar and </span>during questioning, the police ask what candy the girl in the blue shirt stole and then <span> months later, when alex testifies in court, he describes the girl as having worn a blue shirt is an example </span><span>suggestibility. Correct answer: B
</span> Alex accepted the police suggestion (<span>during questioning, the police ask what candy the girl in the blue shirt stole ).</span>
Is a logical fallacy in which the reasoner begins with what they are trying to end with.
The correct answer is: TRUE.
<u>In order to measure qualitative data quantitively, categorical variables are used</u>. These type of variables are defined by a set of positive numbers, and each number is connected to a nominal category, which has been defined based on a qualitative property.
For example, if conducting a research about holiday patterns, one of the variables registered aims to measure the season in which people travel the most hence the following categories are defined: spring (=1), summer (=2), autumn (=3) and winter (=4). This is a categorical variable. If it only had two categories it is denominated a dummy or binary variable (values: 0, 1).
Answer and Explanation:
From A&P by John Updike, Sammy the central character is fired for sticking up to his beliefs and standing up for the girls in the store. According to him it is hypocritical for people to allow girls or see it as normal for girls to wear swimsuits to the beach but are not allowed or it is unacceptable to wear it to the market. In the story, Sammy aims to live an honest life and rebels against society conditioning.
