To make inferences or draw conclusions, you need to engage in_____ Critical thinking. Conclusion. Clues. Common sense.
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doctor- you have to be very honest as a doctor, because many times you have someone's health on the line. and let's say you lie about them being perfectly healthy and not having any underlying health conditions, yet you notice signs of a disease. you can't just lie about that, seeing as let's say they take medication, if that medication is not to be taken if you have that health condition, they can get very sick and in some instances, it can even be fatal. another example, if you work with mental health, you can't just lie about someone's diagnosis. you have to be honest about what mental illness they may have. it's wrong to say they have obsessive compulsive disorder if they really don't have any signs or symptoms and it's wrong to overlook depressive symptoms and tell them they're fine if they're really not. honesty matters to patients, no matter what they're in for.
farmer- as a farmer, you hold many responsibilities and you must be very honest. you must be honest with the stuff that goes into your fertilizer, what horomones are given to the animals, how you slaughter your animals, etc etc. you have to do this for many reasons. many people like buying from local farms that they can trust. it is also important they know what they are buying and consuming. people might have certain allergies and if you lie about something you put in and they have an allergic reaction and if it's severe enough they need medical attention, that is your fault and if caught you can get in a lot of trouble. it's not even just about the fact that you can get in trouble, you don't want to risk the sake of others' health just because you may not want people to know what you put into your products. and if you get caught lying, there is a very high chance people will stop buying from you, and then you will stop making money.
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Reasons why the school system is failing us can be for multiple reasons. For starters, people say we don't learn about important things needed to succeed after life in the secondary schools as we should. Do we know how to file taxes? Sew? Know what a deductible is in insurances?
Another example I'd think is the way we are integrating technology into schools. I do think that the school system is nice that they are implementing something such COMMON in our lives, but starting off with technology so early on can only lead to circumstances later on.
These are quite examples and many reasonings can be used to answer this question.
