The answer to this question is <span>to employ critical thinking techniques.
Pseudo-psychology tend to not be backed by a valid research to make the theory become reliabe.
With critical thinking techniques, pseudo-psychology could be easily debunked so you wouldn't be trapped within a false mindset to judge the situation that you're currently in</span>
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The partial-birth abortion statute, which sort of has come to light because of the Planned Parenthood tape, which they obviously used partial birth abortion to deliver some of these babies...The Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional. What we did as a member of Congress is we passed a law outlawing partial-birth abortion again, and we said to the Supreme Court, you’re wrong. And we actually listed the reasons why we thought the court was wrong. We made a minor — and I mean really minor change in the bill. Senate passed it. President Bush signed it and — guess what? The Supreme Court reversed itself.
The Social Gospel movement influenced the Civil Rights movement because it applied Christian values and ethics to social issues. Race and the color barrier between white people and black people at the time was a huge issue that this movement focused on, among other issues of course.
As you know, MLK was arguably the most influential public figure in the Civil Rights movement. In a way he was also a big part of the Social Gospel movement in the sense that he was deeply religious, and many of his ideas for social justice were rooted in Christianity.
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I am not sure if this is right but I think its C. Harmful.
I hope you get it right.
You mean you're looking for arguments against such a quota?
I can see 2:
- some people might say that it's too little, and it symbolically shows that women don't have any much power than men
- other people who don't want a quota at all would say that a quota would lead to people getting into the parliament without a qualifiction, just because there needed to be enough of such and such people: it's better to just let people decide
