Because temperature and pressure are directly proportional.
The lower you go in altitude, the less pressure there is in the Earth's atmosphere. As a result, as the gas in the atmosphere rises, it experiences less pressure, causing it to expand. When a gas expands, it produces energy. And if it's working, it's wasting energy; and if it's wasting energy, its temperature must fall, because temperature is defined as the average energy of the particles. As a result, if the particles' energy is lower, the temperature must be lower. That's why the temperature appears to drop with altitude.
Answer:
Fallacy of Hasty Generalisation
Explanation:
Craig has fallen into the danger of generalising or hypothesizing about the behaviour of one group of people based on a very small population sample (Arl).
Craig believes that because he has met Arl who is from New Zealand and seems nice, then all the people from that country are nice,friendly and funny. This might not be the case as there are several factors that could determine the behavioural disposition of a person which could include genes, experience, upbringing and environment and this is sure to vary from person to person.
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<span>A culture which values being productive and keeping busy tends to be classified by kluckhohn and strodtbeck's value orientation as having a SOCIAL VALUE orientation to human activity.
The theory states that all humans try to solve the same universal problems but differences in culture and values result to different choices of solutions.</span>
William Jennings Bryan was supporting the usage of silver as a means of exchange in trade, along with the widely supported gold (that is, monetary value would equal a certain weight of gold, and he proposed that it also be equal to a certain weight of silver). . He believed that being limited to only gold would not bring prosperity to the country, for example because of the limited amount of gold available.
