D) Defendants in civil cases are not provided court-appointed attorneys.
Criminal cases cater to crimes committed against the state. Civil cases are for disputes between civvies.
Most of criminal cases are resolved with trial by jury. On the other hand, most civil cases are decided by a judge.
Proof beyond reasonable doubt must be substantiated by the plaintiff.
For criminal cases, defendants are provided with an attorney. For civil cases, however, the defendant is not entitled to an attorney and must find a private lawyer.
The very first and most important thing would be that you would not be entitled to any opinion so you would lose your 'civil liberties'. In effect you would not be able to:-
<span>1 Do what you like. </span>
<span>2. Go where you like </span>
<span>3. Say what you like. </span>
<span>In reality, we would be reduced to being 'slaves'.</span>
This means that at the end of the year, when all the incomes (=revenues, mostly from taxes) have been counted and all the money that needed to be spent was spent, there is still some money left.
We refer to this situation as budget surplus - the correct answer is b). If some money i.s missing, we would call it a budget deficit
There are reliable techniques for acquiring data. such as:
- Potentially inaccurate self-reports by individuals
- People's incapacity to accurately express their experiences
- Individual differences.
<h3>What are the limits of introspection?</h3>
The utility of introspection is limited; it is difficult or even impossible to investigate complicated topics like learning, personality, mental diseases, and development using this method. The method cannot be used on animals and is difficult to apply to youngsters.
<h3>How did Edward Titchener make use of self-analysis?</h3>
Introspection was the key method Titchener employed to try to identify the various parts of awareness. In contrast to Wundt, Titchener had very precise rules for how an introspective analysis should be reported. An item, such as a pencil, might be offered to the subject.
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The correct question is:
Briefly describe the limitations of Edward Titchener's method of "introspection" and explain why current psychological researchers would be unlikely to use introspection to gather data.