Answer:
<em>In order to begin reducing pollution, the United States needs to reduce fossil fuel levels by 20 percent in the next five years.</em>
Explanation:
A thesis statement summarizes in one phrase or sentence the main idea or position that will be presented or argued for, it does not talk about facts, it is not an opinion or a question.
In this speech as the topic is preserving the environment the best thesis statement would be “In order to begin reducing pollution, the United States needs to reduce fossil fuel levels by 20 percent in the next five years.”
Why is preserving the environment important? (this option is a question, so it cannot be a thesis statement); The trees in the park are forty-five years old and provide shade in summer and protection from the elements in winter. (this option have facts, so it cannot be a thesis statement); Our town can reduce the need for landfills if we start a recycling program. (this option is more like an opinion, it does not state an efficient position, so it cannot be a thesis statement).
Answer:
While total utility measures the aggregate satisfaction an individual receives from the consumption of a specific quantity of a good or service, marginal utility is the satisfaction an individual receives from consuming one additional unit of a good or service.
Explanation:
This is an example of ascribed status.
She was ascribed, or given the status of 'heiress to the Trump fortune' just by being born. She didn't really do much in order to achieve her goal of gaining that fortune but was rather just gifted the fortune upon her birth. Her gaining that status was not a voluntary decision.
Answer:
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Explanation:
So, the question is about a research or an experiment on whether the intake of cola causes a lot of or severe headaches. And I will be using myself as the control experiment. Please note that I just did not want to use myself as the control experiment but because the question ask us to. That is the use of "single case design" which means that the person performing the experiment must use himself or herself as the control experiment instead of using another person.
Step one => I will make sure to know how often or how many times I do do get headaches.
Step two => I will then stop taking the cola, but after sometimes I will continue taking the cola back.
Using the single case design, I can test for my Hypothesis using the following steps;
For step two above, if during the period that I stopped taking cola, I did not have any headache and immediately I start taking the cola I started developing headaches, then
it is true that the artificial sweetener in the cola is responsible for the headaches.
To the second part of the question; I expect to find that that the artificial sweetener in the cola is responsible for the headaches.
My conclusion will be that the artificial sweetener in the cola is responsible for the headaches.
Answer:
This illustrates: <u>Overreliance on anecdotes.</u>
Explanation:
What Dr McDonald is using to validate and support his treatment for ADHD are mearly anecdotes, which are not sufficient enough in the scientific field. To justufy a practice or a treatment a professional should consider a theory that has been accurate and has prove of its results.
Overreliance on anecdotes means putting all the justification of the validity of a treatment, only over people´s testimony.
