The answer is B. They wanted to deceive people into thinking
they wanted to encourage the public to support.
<span>ethics seeks an account of how and why people should act a certain way, rather than how they do act. this nature of ethics makes it a(n) normative discipline.</span>
Answer:
candy and no-candy condition
Marnie's strategy used researchers to find out the number of misbehaviors among the children( little enough to fit in shopping cart). She tries to pick chilren randomly by picking out every fifth child who is little enough to fit in cart for her research. She limits her research to certain age group.
Age group is the extraneous variable in the experiment
Ethical challenge: The researchers followed the child. So they had to be careful
mode in candy condition: 3
range in no candy condtion is 3
They can reduce number of mis-behaviors by disciplining them.
Explanation:
Independent variable: Candy and no-candy condition.
Her strategy is to pick chilren randomly so she directs researchers to pick every fifth child. She also restricts her research to a certain age group. The age group is restricted by making sure that child is small enough to fit in shopping cart.
age group. She controlled this by making sure children were small enough to fit in shopping cart.
The researchers followed the child around the store which is unethical. They must have been careful not to get noticed.
range in no-candy condition: 4-1=3
authoritative parenting help to discipline the children
Since you provided no choosable options, i will just give some examples :
K increase :
- main competitor for food is eliminated, increasing food availability
- an abandoned building increasing nest area
K Decrease :
- Wetlands drained, decreasing water supply
- Parking lot built, shrinking habitat
- There's a new species that require the same food
K not affected
- Offspring live longer<span />
