I think answer a makes the most sense because when you are skeptical, you tend to not accept new and different ideas that are contrary to what you think is true.
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Answer:
Free rider
Explanation:
The options for this question are missing. The options are:
Excludable
Free rider
Tax evader
Nonexcludable
In sociology, a free rider refers to someone who gets an advantage (usually economic) but that doesn't pay or earn for it. It also refers when<u> people get benefits from goods but they don't pay for them themselves but at the end they get benefits from them. </u>
In other words, others pay for public goods but they benefit from them for their own purposes. Therefore, An individual who wants others to pay for public goods, but plans to use those goods for their own purposes, is often referred to as a free rider.
To behave as a father every necessary duties of a father should be taken by him
