The correct answer is letter C
Cultural plurality is related to a nation's multiculturalism, that is, when different types of cultural manifestations and traditions are brought together in the same space.
A country's cultural plurality is characterized by the acceptance of its cultural diversity. In a monocultural country, for example, there are restrictions on the freedom of expression of foreign cultures and traditions, even being considered targets of persecution.
Answer: This is an example of "THE THIRD VARIABLE PROBLEM".
Explanation:
Third Variable Problem is a type of confounding where we use a third variable to make a relationship between two others. This third variable problem always tends to be a mistaken identity towards a course.
Because the research has assumed the activiness of children who eat more such, when compared to the children who eat less sugar to be caused by metabolism rate without any Experiment, but has chooses to prove his point with a known Experiment, on children children who eat more food when compared to children who eat less food. This is a third party problem, because he has choose to conclude the result of two variables ( activiness of children who eat less sugar Vs children who eat more sugar) with an unrelated variable( food metabolism in children).
Answer:
the baby will have a low birth weight.
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described it can be said that the a reasonable prediction in this scenario would be that the baby will have a low birth weight. This is because due to the mother struggling and not eating correctly, she therefore lack of sufficient nutrients in the body. Since the mother needs to eat healthy and sufficiently to make sure that the baby is well nutritioned, then it is safe to say that the baby will be malnutritioned as well and have a low birth weight.
The answer is b) situational specificity.
Behaviorists believe that our responses to environmental/situational stimuli shape our actions.
<span>Critical
thinking involves the engagement of the thinker in rational deliberation and a
systematic or methodical investigation of facts and reasons. Such postulations
normally consist of a number of premises and a conclusion. The premises provide
reasons in support of the conclusion or position taken by the argument. This
can facilitate rational evaluation of philosophical claims.</span>
