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When two friends, who support two different political parties, only quote statistics that support their favorite political party’s strengths but not its weaknesses, which type of perception do they demonstrate?
a. Selective retention
b. Selective exposure
c. Selective distortion
d. Selective perception
Answer:
The type of perception which they demonstrate is:
a. Selective retention
.
Explanation:
<u>Selective retention can be explained as a tendency people have to only retain information partially. The part retained usually supports a belief or attitude those people already possess.</u> That means they only focus and memorize what is convenient to their own beliefs. On the other hand, information that contradicts such beliefs and attitudes ends up being forgotten or discarded. <u>Notice that that's the case with the two friends. They only quote statistics that support their party's strength. They have focused on the pieces of information that confirm their beliefs.</u>
Answer:
The Government
Explanation: Well the govermant really could put a stop to this if they seek out the source where they are being held and tieing it up with the sellers -hope this helps :)
Brutus, one of the conspirators who was then thought of as a firm friend, came up and said to <em>Julius Caesar</em>, "What is this, <em>Caesar</em>? Are you a man to pay attention to a woman's dreams (his wife) and the idle gossip of stupid men, and to insult the Senate by not going out, although it has honoured you and has been specially summoned by you? But listen to me, cast aside the forebodings of all these people, and come. The Senate has been in session waiting for you since early this morning".
This influenced <em>Caesar</em> and he left towards the Senate.
Answer:
A strong, just, and wealthy society can be consistent with a clean environment
Explanation:
An environment
This is simply known as all the things around us. This entails both the living and nonliving things.
Environmental science
This is said to be an interdisciplinary science. It shows or teaches us how humans interact with both living and nonliving parts of their environment.
Goals of environmental science
1. To learn how the earth has survived and thrive
2. To understand how humans interact with the environment
3. To find ways to deal with environmental problems and live more sustainable.
