Subject: going to the Movies
Predicate: Let's go
Answer:
Cognitive biases can be caused by a number of different things, but it is these mental shortcuts, known as heuristics, that often play a major contributing role. ... Other factors that can also contribute to these biases: Emotions. Individual motivations. Limits on the mind's ability to process information.
Explanation:
The answer would be C!
Hope it helps!
It is important to understand first what imagery is in poetry, so that we can look for it and reflect on it. Imagery is literally the elements used in a poem that seek to touch the senses and emotions of a person so that they can connect with the message of the text. It helps a reader to see in his/her mind what the author is painting through his words. Words, then, become almost like the brush of a painter and give the reader the image of what is being portrayed. In this passage, the imagery is a dark one, of despair and sadness. It paints through the word disease, which is repeated several times, a picture of devastation that affects all the levels of life within the speaker´s world. And then, the imagery gets even darker, when the poet uses words like deadly pestilence and claims it to be as powerful as a god, something that cannot be turned away or run from, which devastates the cities and countryside alike (this is known by the image offered when the poet mentions the House of Cadmus). In the end, the result of disease comes to be even darker, leading to death decay and hell itself, where even more pain awaits, this underlined by the use of words like Hades, and groans and howls.
Answer:
Some solid sources:
The Case for Universal Healthcare article from AMSA (Pros and cons)
WHO Arguing For UH Coverage article ( very pro UHC) Effective evidence- vast research on several different countries
Economics of Healthcare Harvard article (This source covers how UHC is too expensive, among other pros and cons)
Urban pros and cons of single payer healthcare article(A source with pros and cons)
All pdfs accessible online
Explanation:
These should be good sources of information. Intro and Conclusion are two paragraphs. For the other three, I'd make one discussing pros and cons of UHC regarding cost. How it saves money in the long run vs. how expensive it is initially. Another one about accessibility, how it opens up access to care vs. how it worsens quality of care because of shifted focus. Third paragraph I'd talk about the validity of each resource, how their studies were conducted, how much of their information was objective fact, if evidence could have compounding factors, etc.
Conclude by outlining the pros and cons of each possibility and reiterate the complexity of the debate.
For Questioning of objectivity, you could look at possible bias, look closely at where they cite information and what those studies entail.
I hope this set up helps. :)
