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kykrilka [37]
3 years ago
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Please help me i need someone to help me with english and history work i really need help im behind in these classes there sophm

ore classes i just need help on quizzes tht it just multiple choice im in dier need please help me will do anything
What is one possible consequence of people accepting a false cause argument as valid?
Select one:
a. misplaced trust in an authority figure
b. broader understanding of cause and effect
c. scapegoating of a group of people
d. worship of celebrities
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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago
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Answer:

a makes sense, b doesn't do anything for the situation, c makes sense, and d works, but is confusing and doesn't work well. the one that makes the most sense is scapegoating people, because to scapegoat someone is to blame someone else for others crimes. You've got through high school this far, keep it up! you can do this :) it may be super cheesy, but it seems like its impossible until you get it done.

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