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The answer is A) mammal
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Option B. Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is an example of a novel of manners.
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Pride and Prejudice is perhaps considered the emblem of what is known as a novel of manners, which is a work of fiction that recreates the social structure within a society, with detailed observation to its customs, values and code.
Pride and Prejudice is a story of love and every day life of rural English society during the Georgian Era. the rules, customs and moral values that society held during that time is a key element in how the story breaks down.
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The answer is C: can be frustrating and impair thinking.
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The first thing to know is that in the paradox of choice believes that having too many choices is not necessarily a good thing. With paradox of choice, more is actually less.
Frustration and impairment of thinking are not positives. They are fallouts of having too much choices. The paradox of choice according to Barry Schwartz says that in western, developed societies a large amount of choice is usually associated with welfare and freedom. Too much choice on though, actually creates the feeling of less happiness and satisfaction and can even lead to paralysis.
Paralysis here is the impairment of thinking which is as a result of having too many choices.
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