<span>We can draw the conclusion that the social imperative to agree with the majority will, most of the time, override the individual's ability to assert their own judgement. We can see that the assertions of the group (even if plainly false) do influence the judgement of the individual.</span>
If you are asking about the death of Hitler, then false. Hitler died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in 1945.
Answer:
A some form of economic planning by the government
B a combination of aspects of command and market economies
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D a degree of freedom in economic decision-making
<span>The Appeals Court judges can find that the judgment in the court case before them is either affirmed, or they may overturn the judgment. If overturned they must cite the their reasoning, which is usually legal or procedural insufficiency. </span>
Answer:
self-appointed mindguards
Explanation:
<u>Self-appointed mindguards:-</u>
They are the members that are emerged from the group in order to protect the leader and the group's members from the information which can be problematic or adverse to to the morality and the cohesiveness of the group and its members.
<u>Thus, the given case study in the question is an example of self-appointed mindguards.</u>
