Answer:
Tu quoque fallacy (appeal to hypocrisy)
Explanation:
This fallacy is known as the 'you too' fallacy. This fallacy is used when a person is trying to accuse the person pointing out his fault for the same crime. He hereby shows the hypocrisy in the accuser. Instead of accepting the blame for the mistake committed, he tries to distribute the blame so as to absolve himself of the crime.
This is what the driver does in this instance. Instead of accepting the fact that he committed an offense, he rather tries to blame the police officer for allowing the drivers who committed the same offense to drive past.
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Answer:
The correct answer is:
"A" - 4
"B" - 3
"C" - 2
"D" - 1
Explanation:
<em>A) </em><em>A social psychologist spends the afternoon at the mall and unobtrusively records how teenagers act in groups.
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<em>Naturalistic observation</em><em> may collect behavioral data as it occurs in the natural environment. In the example, the psychologist studies the behavior of children in groups at the mall.</em><em>
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<em>B) </em><em>A cognitive psychologist sends out a questionnaire to all incoming students to determine their computer skills.</em><em>
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<em>Self-report survey </em><em>is a tool used to collect information from a large number of people in a certain study field. In this case, the specialist sends a questionnaire to his new students to determine their computer skills.</em><em>
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<em>C) </em><em>A health psychologist randomly assigns people to do yoga in the morning, at night, or not at all. After eight weeks, people rate their overall moods.</em><em>
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<em>Experiments </em><em>control an independent variable and examine the effects it carries on a dependent variable. In the example, the psychologist studies people being assigned to do yoga (independent variable) in the morning and at night and some others who didn't (dependent variable).
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<em>D) </em><em>A positive psychologist measures the relationship between spirituality and happiness.
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<em>Correlational study </em><em>analyses the interaction between two subjects of study. In the case given, those subjects are spirituality and happiness.</em>
Answer:
Lord Capulet allows Romeo to remain at the ball:
C. because he does not want to end the festivities
Explanation:
Lord Capulet and Romeo belong to rival families. One night, Capulet is throwing a ball, and Romeo, along with a friend, decides to attend even though he is not welcome. Tybalt Capulet is angry to see Romeo there, and wants to give him a lesson. Lord Capulet, however, does not wish his party to end on account of a fight. He argues with Tybalt, saying Romeo certainly did not attend with malicious intent. He knows a fight would ruin everyone's night and, even worse, might even get him arrested.
