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Probable effect of using too many bullet points in a report is that it can create a choppy, staccato-like effect.
Option: (d)
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- Relying too much on 'bullet points' rather than going for short yet well-organized paragraphs while preparing a presentation makes the presentation less attractive despite of the inclusion of quality data.
- Not only it disturbs the aesthetics of the presentation but also gives out an impression of not having paid enough attention towards the arrangement of the sentences.
- Sentences just stacked one above the other indicate that the creator of the presentation is not as active and enthusiastic as he is supposed to be.
<span>The identity that might fail to develop if an adolescent lacks physical evidence of maturity is option 2 (group identity) because he/she might not feel the sense of acceptance and belonging to a certain group. The might fail to fit in within a group.<span>
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Pablo thinks that the best monist objection to make against pluralism is that it provides the simplest sufficient ontology.
Monist is the view that there is only a single material object in existence. Monism is the metaphysical and theological view that all is one, and that there are no fundamental divisions, and a unified set of laws underlie all of nature.
On the other hand, Pluralism is a political philosophy, which is seen to permit the peaceful coexistence of different interests and lifestyles.
Monism is the doctrine that the answer to one or other of these questions is only one. Opposed to monism is the doctrine of pluralism, which says that there are many kinds of things.
Hence, the answer was given and explained above.
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