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The term that could be best described as the way that Kevin is thinking is a social comparison. Social comparison is being defined as a way of individual's determine his or her social worth in which could be based from how the person stack against other people in which we could see how Kevin felt better after finding out that Samantha was struggling more than him.
Answer:
Property rights and obligations
Explanation:
Individuals and firms have a moral responsability to respect property rights. This is because the right to private property is not only a legal right, but a natural right, the word natural here meaning that it is right that people have because they are human beings.
This is the reason why individuals and organizations must respect intellectual property. Intellectual property is like any other type of property even if its not physical. It is subject to the same moral dimension.
Answer:
delusions of influence
Explanation:
The older woman, in this case, suffers from delusions of influence. Delusion of influence is a false belief that an unknown person or agent is stealthily or secretly trying to exert control other person. The frantic call by the older woman is the result of such belief since no one can broadcast messages through other person's television. Her request for thorough investigation is escalating delusion even though she does not try to understand what actually has happened. Maybe past experience or event has been factor in creating the false belief, which leads to delusions of influence.
Answer: the probability of selecting a sugar cookies is 4/23
The probability of selecting an oatmeal cookies after eating a sugar cookies is 5/22
Explanation: probability is the chances of a possible outcome.
In the bag we have;
9 chocolate chip cookies
5 peanut butter cookies
4 sugar cookies
5 oatmeal cookies
Therefore the total cookies in the bag is
9 + 5 + 4 + 5 = 23
The probability of Sergio to randomly select sugar cookies in the bag is the member of sugar cookies all over the total number of cookies;
4/23
The probability of selecting an oatmeal cookies, after eating one sugar cookies is the number of oatmeal cookies all over the remaining total number of cookies after eating one sugar cookies.
5/22