Answer: A. a heuristic
Explanation: Heuristics can be explained as a quick, flexible method employed in problem-solving. Heuristics usually employs a method which could be termed self-discovery as it is a way of getting an answer or solving a problem usually from currently available mental fact within a short time. Results or conclusions made from heuristic approach are not guaranteed to be optimal or perfect but could be enough to provide a verdict required for the short term. Heuristic could be verdicts or conclusions based on intuition, prediction or logical reasoning.
In the scenario above, Bruno attempts to make conclusion using the available mental information available at that current time to make a quick decision which ended up to be incorrect.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
its obvious and I. had this last class
Both the tdcj (Texas department of criminal justice) and the tjjd (Texas juvenile justice division) collect DNA samples of all inmates convicted of a <u>felony offence.</u>
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All TDCJ inmates or inmates housed in a facility run by TDCJ are required to produce a DNA sample, unless one has already been taken, according to Government Code 411.148. Refusal to Submit to a DNA Specimen Collection is punishable by Disciplinary Code 24.3, "Loss of Good Time," and can be used against an offender who refuses to deliver a DNA specimen.
The TDCJ is permitted to use force in accordance with the TDCJ Use of Force Plan to force the offender to submit to a DNA samples collection if they continue to refuse. Depending on the type of offence, felonies are categorised as first, second, or third degree. These are known as graded punishments.
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Answer:
no he shouldn't have to take the blame
Explanation:
Thi statement is true. The philosophy of Romanticism manifested itself in a concern for the rights and dignity of the individual. Romanticism gave contrast to the creativity, imagination and value of an art. It shifts the objective to something subjective.
