The answer is: Motor Neurons
Explanation:
This occurs when the motor neurons deliver nerve impulses from the spinal cord to the part of the body where a response to the stimulus is needed. In the above example, the response is the muscle contraction to quickly pull the hand away from the hot pot pan.
This is simple explanation of the question.
The given question expects you to make a text analysis of first and second-hand evidence in texts through the use of pathos, logos, and ethos.
You should read and understand the texts you read and then try and identify what rhetorical devices are used.
A good tip is that ethos has to do with an expert's authority to convince
Pathos has to do with the use of emotions to convince and persuade.
Logos has to do with the use of logic to convince.
<h3>What is Pathos?</h3>
This refers to the rhetorical appeal that uses emotions to convince and persuade a person about a particular viewpoint.
Hence, we can see that The given question expects you to make a text analysis of first and second-hand evidence in texts through the use of pathos, logos, and ethos.
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A). Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
-The FDA was established around the early 1900s (06') after health problems between production and regulations of factory processed food [and drugs], mostly on the process of meat. (I remember learning this in US History, they blended rats along with human fingers in some of the meat, selling it to people. The book: "The Jungle" also caused this act to come in place)
-I didn't mean to go into history of this lol
The other answers would not make sense as their mission focuses on other regulations.
Hope this helps :)
This question is an example of the fallacy of correlation and causation.
The fallacy exists due to the fact that human beings like to find cause and effects towards the things that to not exist.
So they have to fabricate patterns that would end up making two different variables and situations to be closely similar.
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