The new evidence is considered mitigating circumstances and may reduce the blameworthiness of the Suspect B.
The new evidence is considered aggravating circumstances and may increase the blameworthiness of the Suspect A.
The new evidence is considered aggravating circumstances and may reduce the blameworthiness of Suspect A.
The new evidence is considered mitigating circumstances and may reduce the blameworthiness of the Suspect A.
The fourth one. The new evidence is considered mitigating circumstances and may reduce the blameworthiness of the Suspect A. This is because mitigating circumstances only reduce the severity of the crime.
False. Apart from
providing the basic resources needed for survival, families also help in
nurturing children so that they can face the world when they grow up. It is more than just preparing them. Families also provide a bond that gives us an
identity to who we are and where we come from.
Accommodation is a term originated and developed by psychologist Jean Piaget. Accommodation describes how we may get new information and use to modify our existing schemas. In other words we do not make the new information fit into the existing schema instead we change the existing schema to accommodate the new information.
