Based on the scenario, the method of reasoning that Bertha use is : Inductive Reasoning
In inductive reasoning, a person will process multiple premises that all believed to be true and form specific conclusion from it
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Answer:
The Concrete Operative Stage
Explanation:
According to Piaget in the Concrete Operative Stage the child begins to deal with concepts such as numbers, measures and relationships. This stage comes to manifest more clearly what coincides (or should coincide) with the beginning of formal schooling, that is, with elementary school. It is characterized by consistent internal logic and the ability to solve concrete problems. In the case of the child shown in the question, we can see that she has a notion, even if very correct, of the amount of juice she had and because of that amount she worked out a reason why the amount of juice she had decreased. Because of this reasoning ability, we can conclude that this child is in the concrete operative stage.
Answer: Valid ; reliable
Explanation: Sarah would not get a valid or accurate result or measurement due to the fact that she is using a 'faulty' yardstick in taking her measurement as the original measurement of the stick sukd be 36 inches in length, However, her measurement is being made with a 40 inches stick. This results in a deviation of 4 yards, thus probably leading to an invalid or inaccurate measurement. However, her readings are still reliable as the deviation in the measuring instrument isn't so large to result in unreliability of her recording.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Choses in action".
Explanation:
- The word which is used to characterize a right to liberty and property or the right to ownership of doing something which could only be secured or imposed through legal proceedings is "Choses in action".
- This defines the right of action that a party holds in an entity.
- This use of choice differs throughout the judiciary from either the British use of French.
Therefore, it's the right answer.
