We are passive recipients until aware of the way we develop. You cannot fully control either.
Answer: your question is not properly arranged. Please let me assume your question to be arranged this way:
People who use artificial sweeteners in place of sugar tend to be heavier than people who use sugar, thus we can conclude that artificial sweeteners are detrimental to weight loss efforts. This is an example of: Group of answer choices
a. Extrapolation
b. Misuse of cause and effect
c. influential outlier
THE ANSWER: a. Extrapolation
Explanation: Extrapolation is the conclusion of a general events using a specific event. It means estimating or concluding something by assuming a current method will continue to exist or will remain applicable to every other method, without any scientific proof or experiment in the lab or workshop.
In this content, this person has extrapolated artificial sweetener to be a cause of weight gain. Which may not be applied to everyone using artificial sweeteners. His research was concluded based on the people he meet, without considering the fact that, he has not meet everyone yet.
This is not misuse of cause and effect, because they is no proof yet, that artificial sweeteners is the cause of their weight gain.
This is not Influential outlier, because may have not deviated totally from some other observations of people using artificial sweeteners to people using sugar.
Answer:
Pilgrimage
Explanation:
A mountain range that separates Southern Europe and Western Europe is the Alps.
Deciduous is a tree that loses its leaves in autumn.
<u>Pilgrimage</u> is a trip to visit the holy places of one's religion.
Industrial Revolution is a period when machines replace the work that was earlier done by hand.
Coniferous is a tree that has needle-shaped leaves during winter.
Answer:
they seek shelter i guess lol
Explanation:
Answer:
Noise
Explanation:
Noise can be described as a type of sound that causes distraction; this sound can be generated from various sources. It is a major hurdle to active listening as it disrupts an individual's ability to understand the message that is being communicated correctly.
Active listening requires an environment that is free from any type of strange sound which is capable of placing a barrier to proper communication.
In the scenario described above, the sound coming from the campus landscaper that was mowing the lawn is an example of noise. This sound coming from the lawnmower hinders the audience from understanding the message that is being passed during the student's presentation.
