I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. In the Citizens United case, the Supreme Court ruled that <span>limits on the money corporations could spend in politics were constitutional.</span>
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The correct answer is letter A
The distinctions between the concepts of race and ethnicity involve the erroneous notion of biological distinction and the cultural differentiation of diverse groups.
The concept of race is still widely used by the vast majority of people, especially when referring to skin color. However, the idea that there are biologically distinct races among humans is a mistake. Scientific theories of the 18th and early 19th centuries, such as those of Joseph Arthur de Gobineau (1816-1882), devoted themselves to the creation of methods to differentiate races between human groups through, mainly, phenotypic traits (skin color , hair, skull shape).
Ethnicity is an essentially social phenomenon, as it is a continuous process of cultural transmission between different generations based on contact and participation in the social environment in which ethnicity is configured. Therefore, the idea of innate ethnic traits, such as the notion of value that defines indigenous ethnic groups as “lazy”, is nothing but a mistake anchored to ignorance and common sense.
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Question Options:
a. James-Lange theory.
b. Cannon-Bard theory.
c. two-factor theory.
d. Yerkes-Dodson law
Answer: If true, this fact would be most consistent with the JAMES-LANGE THEORY.
Explanation: The James-Lange theory proposes that the experience of emotions is incited by psychological arousals.
This theory was developed independently by two 19th-century scholars namely William James and Carl Lange. This theory explains that emotions are experienced after the brain's reaction to an information received through the nervous system. In simpler terms emotions are caused by our interpretation of bodily reactions.
Alex and Jason felt the same psychological arousal although not in the same proportions but reported the same end result. Being scared. This is consistent with the James-Lange theory.