<span>I think the right answer is a. when a specific suspect has been fixated upon and investigators ignore other possibilities. A bias is a deviation of the thought that causes us to have an erroneous judgment or an irrational interpretation of the events. <span>The
confirmation bias occurs when we ignore other evidence of an event to
confirm an assumption we have, although this conclusion will be wrong.
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Answer:
It's really more about a lack of educating the children living in poverty that they can get out and how to do it. There is a lot of negative influence that can surround these kids and it is easier from them to make bad choices because of their surroundings. My Dad grew up the 11th out of 12 children in a two bedroom house while his family was on welfare because his father passed away of TB when he was just 3. He went into the Marines and fought in Vietnam so he could get his education paid for. He went on to get his Masters and and works R&D for Intel. He was motivated by wanting something better for himself and was told the Marines could help him get out and make something of himself.
Answer:
Society
Explanation:
I chose to compare and contrast the United States culture with the culture in Japan. There are a few similarities between the two, such as a love of the arts, fashion, and baseball. However, they are more culturally different than similar in very major aspects. Japan is a very homogenous society made up of about 98% ethnic Japanese.
I think it's Saxon, hope this helps.
Answer:
B. Least restrictive environment
Explanation:
The current curriculums that implemented by most schools were designed to accommodate students with abled body. People with disabilities would most likely unable to follow such curriculums efficiently.
This is why Disabilities Education Act require each school districts to create Least restrictive environment.
Least restrictive environment is different than normal classroom. It contains a list of equipment's or specialized teachers that is aimed to help students with disabilities to reach their maximum potential rather than being forced to follow the same standard people without disabilities.