Answer:
A) Those solutions may make the road safer, but increasing the driving age is proven to save significantly more lives, according to studies comparing different state laws.
Explanation:
Counterclaim are claim made to rebut a claim or statement and it is the opposite of Argument.
Considering the information provided, The solutions provided to reduce the occurrence of teen drivers accident is to increase the age limit and make the roads safe for everyone, is the Claim.
The counterclaim will be the alternative solution that can be provided for the claim, which is that there are other ways to prevent these incidence from happening, option C is an example of this, Any law that regulates teenage driving could save lives, whether it increases the driving age, increases the penalty for driving without a seat belt, or limits who can be in the car.
The possible and logical rebuttal to the counterclaim which support the claim is Option A
Those solutions may make the road safer, but increasing the driving age is proven to save significantly more lives, according to studies comparing different state laws.
The answer to the first unknown is "need to do their own thing" while in the second unknown is "benefits". Hence, in order for us to complete the sentence, we have it a subsidized day as per Jeff Chambers, the applicants with the need to do their thing do not fit with SAS's collaborative culture. The care and free onsite recreation are examples of benefits.
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Answer:
I believe the correct answer is Investigative interest.
Explanation:
John Holland is a psychologist who propounded a theory that classified thinkers and their various career interests. According to him, investigative interest involves an individual who is a rational thinker with a huge interest in research work and theory. Such an individual is always inquisitive and open to finding and understanding new theories. In my opinion, having an investigative interest make you think logically, you analyse issues and try to solve them. Examples of careers that involve investigative interests are Writers, Aerospace Engineer, Pharmacist, electrical engineer, etc.
Given the above, Austin's intention to one day become an engineer to solve issues in the world of science indicates an investigative interest.
