I’m pretty sure the answer of this question is D
If you were going to exile someone, where would you send them? Exile means to punish someone by sending them away from their home country and not allowing them to return. In Norton Juster's The Phantom Tollbooth, Milo visits a faraway land. While there, he learns that many of the land's problems began when the princesses Rhyme and Reason were exiled.
Answer:
(A) Third group with a moderate fear level of fear should be used
Explanation:
Fear appeal is a term used in psychology, sociology, and marketing. It is defined as a persuasive message that can change someone's behavior through evoking fear. Fear is generally known as a reaction in the form of emotions to certain dangers. Fear can cause emotional anomalies, such as anger, desire to scream, shivering, paranoia, and another emotion. That is why fear appeal becomes material for many parties to study in order to achieve certain goals.
Since the control and treatment group is showing similar response, using a third group with fear levels that have been moderated to show a less extreme fear response should uncover whether attitude change can only occur on moderate-levels of fear instead of extreme levels. (B) should be avoided since a less reliable measurement means that the measurement would not be correctly measuring what it should be measuring. (C) is also not a problem since high level of fears have already been displayed by the treatment group.
Answer:
George Orwell from Shooting An Elephant
Explanation:
I like Orwell not because he shot the elephant after all, but because I related to his struggle, there are lots of times in life where I try to do the right thing but feel peer pressured to do the other, and I end up doing the other. One example that spoke to me during the text was the general scene of having a huge crowd behind him silently encouraging him to kill the now peaceful elephant in front of him, reminding me of lots of moments in my life where I am at a crossroads of right or wrong, do the right thing and face judgement by my peers, or do the wrong thing and be loved by everyone around me but still living with the guilt of what I've done.
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