Answer:
A - Selective breeding of highly intelligent people
Explanation:
The Eugenics movement created by Francis Galton believed in selective breeding for positive traits (intelligence) and eliminating negative traits (ignorance) and lost popularity by the 1930s.
The right answer is FALSE, Brainly?
Answer: Self-perception theory
Explanation: According to this theory, a person's attitudes and self-perception influence the behaviour of the same person, i.e what conclusion they will make about their preferences and, based on those preferences, to act, feel, cry, etc. simply have some attitude about something or someone. In other words, people interpret their own reactions to certain phenomena and people, as Juanita to her father after many years, and based on those reactions, i.e observations of their own behaviour, build attitudes, feelings, etc. According to scientists, people are inclined to be guided by their imperceptible or near imperceptible behaviours when they are in a situation or with some people, and then make decisions or, rather, conclusions about their attitudes and feelings based on these imperceptible behaviours.
Answer:
The control group
Explanation:
This group is known as the control group. It is used as the bench mark in an experiment to compare or measure results bin other groups. It is used in an experiment as a way of checking if the experiment would actually work. That is it ensures that the treatment that is being given is still within the experiment and not as a result of an outside influence that has nothing with the experiment.
