What are the answer choices?
Answer: Framing
Explanation:
Framing bias is a scenario where people present their opinion on an issue trying to paint it positive although it appears negatively.
Bob spinned his presentation to represent the positives so his boss won't react.
<em>The correct choice is option B. Growth</em>
The American demographer Warren Thompson observed changes, or transitions, in birth and death rates in industrialized societies over the previous 200 years, as a result of such observations he proposed, in 1929, a theory called Demographic transition (DT). This theory explains the transition from high birth and death rates, in pre-industrial economic systems, to lower birth and death rates in industrialized economic systems.
This demographic transition theory involves four stages. Specifically,<em> the second stage is characterized by a fall in death rates due to improvements in food supply and sanitation, which leads to an increase (or growth) in population as well as in life expectancies. </em>
Answer:
D
Explanation:
If these three substances are mixed together with the required proportion, it would yield concrete all the time. Thus, the result is replicable, or repeatable, in future experiments.
The result is not from an observation of the natural world because the three substances were mixed together by man in a lab.
Answer:1. the right to be safe
2. the right to receive compensation
3. the right to choose freely
4. the right to be heard
5. the right to be informed
6. the right to education
7. The right to service
Explanation:
Right to Safety
- The consumer must be protected from good that may pose threats to their life , this means safe medicines, pharmaceuticals, automobiles and foodstuffs. This are vital product in one's life hence they need to go through test to ensure safety
Right to Information
- consumers should be made aware of the quality and quantity of the products , price and other necessary information concerning that product.
Right to Choose
- consumers need to have access to various similar products and make their choice freely
Right to be compensated
- A consumer can file their complaints if they are not happy and they need to be compensated in that regard.
Right to be Heard
- The consumer must be taken serious when they send their issue to court
Right to Consumer Education
- They need to know what their rights are as they purchase certain goods
Right to service
- A customer has the right to good service .
