Answer:
False
Explanation:
sorry if im wrong but im sure im right
Answer: Central route to persuasion
Explanation: In this case, the presenter used a central route to persuasion, so he cited information from the content itself, pointing to the benefits of a potentially profitable investment. The presenter did not hide the possibility of great risk, but this is why this is an example of a central persuasion route, since listing all the content directly, without any peripheral routes, and outlined the advantages and risks, managed to persuade potential customers to invest their money. Although all cards are on the table, both potential profit and risk, the information presented by the presenter is strong and convincing, the topic has interested the audience with its strength and relevant information, which can, as in this case, persuade the customers decisively even though there is a risk.
Answer:
1. Oil had many functional uses such as cooking, heating, and lighting. For example, oil lamps used oil and were a great source of lighting during that time.
2. Crude is another word for unprocessed, or unfiltered oil (oil that is not ready for use).
3. Refineries were used to process or "filter" the oil to make it useful without emitting more dangerous gases to people using oil.
Answer:
green a restaurant that serves organic food, raised locally and that buys meat from animal friendly farms and seafood from sustainable farming or fishing.
Explanation:
I think
Answer:
The correct answer is: Overattribution.
Explanation:
Over-attribution is a cognitive bias. Over-attribution is the tendency that people have to attribute the behavior of other people to whatever information or whatever factor is most present to the person making the attribution.
For instance in this particular case, One is assuming Ling is highly conscientious not because she is a conscientious person, but because one has the information that Asian people tend to be highly organized and responsible.
Right there one is committing the over-attribution error.
