Government regulations within foods (FDA), Health Care (Affordable Care Act vs. American Health Care Act), and Taxes and the IRS
Answer:
The theoretical study of morality (likened to a theoretical study of physics)
Explanation:
Ethics is set of moral standards that people use to govern their behavior. Ethics are influenced by the culture & Life experience that a person learn throughout his/her life. Because of this, ethical standards that is held by one person could be extremely different compared to the standards held by another person.
Research about ethics is a bit complicated. Unlike STEM subjects, Ethics do not have anything that researchers can use as objective & Countable variables. This is why studies about ethics are mostly considered as theoretical.
Answer:
<em>Confirmation bias</em>
Explanation:
<em>Confirmation bias</em> is also denoted as a<em> confirmatory bias</em> in psychology. It is defined as a phenomenon that states an individual tends to believe only on those things or search for those explanations that generally confirms his or her thinking-pattern. It can often lead an individual to possess false beliefs that support his or her beliefs in the absence of any evidence.
<em>In reference to the question, Greg's behavior best illustrates confirmation bias.</em>
I would choose between A and C because those make much more sense than the other problems.
