The answer to this quesiton is <span>the fallacy of false reference
</span><span>the fallacy of false reference refers to a reference with false argument that would eventually lead to false conclusion.
</span>Other example of this:
"parents see their boy playing with dolls one time. They believed that this boy identify as a girl and started to inject hormones to his body." - This is a false conclusion because there are many other reasons why the boy could be playing with the dolls.
<span>A sociologist who is studying how populations of certain countries influences and affects the population and environment of other neighboring countries is likely a functionalist, who focuses on social/cultural development, international social change and or culture sociology. The focus area described allows for may courses of sub-study. The dynamic of entire populations especially those separated by boarders and boundaries can have vastly different cultural norms, the result of which when mixed can have a catastrophic difference on the perceived efficiency of that population as a whole. One example of this explanation is cultural social conflict, evident in most if not all large cities with discontinuous ethnic groups.</span>
4.<span>He was kept as a slave even though he lived in free territory
5.Abolition </span>
Answer:
We limit ourselves
Explanation:
With books it´s the same as with people: the more diverse the books you read or the people you meet, the more your mind opens up to different views of how the world is or could/should be. Totalitarian regimes - as the one presented to us in Fahrenheit 451 - can be succesful exactly in situations where everybody follows blindly one personal view (that of the leader) or, as in religious fundamentalism, one book.
Answer: B. Emotion-driven
Explanation: I would think in-order to understand the pain of someone or something else you would have to use a little emotion and empathy. Tell me how you do.
