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A police detective who is trying to figure out the motive for a crime is involved in the process of?
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Which of these is an example of someone using the process of analysis?
A police detective trying to figure out the motive for a crime.
What actors and actresses appeared in Motive - 2013?
The cast of Motive - 2013 includes: Mason Heidger as Detective Brody Roxi Hutcheson as Detective Roxi
What was Russia's other motive for getting involved in the war?
Which War?
A devious deduction in critical thinking?
To make a devious deduction means that one has to be able to negate any moral or ethical feelings in order to answer any extreme questions. Homocide police detective have to make devious deductions to figure out a motive for any murders.
What is Caharacter Motive?
Character motive is what did he have against something. For example, Say your character killed someone. The dectective thinks your character is the main suspect. Once he figures out that he a suspect. The dectective tries to figure out the motive of the person. He discovers the victim has put him in his will for $1 million dollars. So the motive of the character is to get the money from the will. Motive can be anything.
Which was the motive for the cultural revolution in communist China?
to encourage more Chinese youth to be involved
Which was a motive for the culture revolution in communist China?
to encourage more Chinese youth to be involved
What is Hayek's policy?
Hayek believed that governments should only get involved in the economy when there was no profit motive involved. Friedrich von Hayek was an Austrian economist.
What do Britain France Germany and Spain have in common in relation to involvement in Vietnam?
They didn't get involved because they had no motive to do so.
What is a by-motive?
A by-motive is a hidden motive.
Which do fragmentation and repetition create in a motive?
Fragmentation and repetition in a motive create variation and development. Fragmentation breaks the motive into smaller parts, while repetition repeats these parts in different ways, leading to new melodies or themes. This process brings complexity and interest to the music.
Why should a person be able to confront her accuser?
Mainly to see if the person was known to them and to figure out if they had an alterior motive. But, IMHO it is not a good idea
