<span>The edwards personal preference inventory (eppi) tries to limit the social desirability response style by using forced-choice item matching.
A social desirability response style is when someone is doing a survey and tries to answer it in a way they think the viewer/grade would like to see vs. how they actually feel. When they provide questions using forced-choice item matching it takes out a lot of the biased answers by making the person describe their reasoning for choices a bit more. </span>
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c. A single national deity for the state
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The ancient Egyptians believed in immortality, this is obvious in their burial rituals which involves embalming the death for life in the afterlife. They also viewed the king (pharaoh) as god and worshiped him and he is associated with several Egyptian deities. Egypt practiced polytheism, the worship of more than one god, deities worshiped in Egypt includes; osiris, amun, ra, isis among others. Egypt did not have a single national deity.
The correct answer is the nature vs. nurture debate.
The nature vs. nurture debate refers to psychological concept, wherein the cause and underlying factors of personality and development are discussed. While some argue that <em>nature</em> (internal biological make up and genetics) determine one's personality, others argue that <em>nurture</em>, or external factors such as socialization, family environment, learning at school etc., determine one's personality.
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Race is a topic, and for people seeking to understand others’ racism or their own it can be difficult to know where to turn.
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