<span>The understanding of the message is referred to as the </span>meaning.
A message has both the structure and the context of the message.
The context part of the message contains the true meaning of the message. The context of the message tends to be related to specific situations/circumstances and the receiver need to rely on their intuition to decipher this meaning .
Answer:
it depends upon our coming up with the right explanation as one of the candidates
Explanation:
Inference to the best explanation is a term generally in logic or philosophy, which describes a form of inductive reasoning where by individuals draw from the premises about an incident to an explanation for that particular incident.
This explanation is often a claim or reason given, as to why the incident is the way it is. For example: in the occurrence of a particular phenomenon named to be A. Premises B provides the best explanation for A. Therefore, it is most likely that B is true, even though there is no certainty or guarantee of its truth.
Hence, a limitation of inferences to the best explanation is that, "it depends upon our coming up with the right explanation as one of the candidates."
Answer:
Child's heart is still beating
Explanation:
From the description of the incident, the child is awake and alert, this shows that the child is still very much alive and the child's heart is still beating. It is possible for a child to be experiencing respiratory distress, but the child will still be awake and alert. In summary, one whose heart is not beating cannot be awake and alert.
Answer:
Several studies show a relationship between academic achievement and self-esteem.
Explanation:
Pseudopsychology claims are psychological claims which are false, unfounded and not based on scientific/research results. These claims may sound persuasive and even true but they are indeed false. For example, people sometimes claim that white men are smarter and more intelligent than black men, this is a pseudo claim with no scientific backing.
Back to the question, the only option with a scientific/research claim is "Several studies show a relationship between academic achievement and self-esteem". The rest are just claims without scientific proofs, however persuasive they sound, they are at best pseudo claims.
