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Why would you be cautious of scientific information you hear from advertisers?
Because the people proposing you their information is most likely more interested in getting you to buy a product, or their product rather than teaching you science
What aspect of a story is most likely to change when presented in a different meduim?
audience's perspective of the story APEX
Why scientists collect information about what is already know when trying to solve a problem?
Scientists do this because very few people-even scientists-can think of completely new problems to solve. This means that it's extremely likely that a scientist will find that some other person will have published information that will be useful to know in their research.
In what IT pathway would you most likely need to be familiar with the system development cycle?
information support and services
What are 5 reasons why choose the questionnaire method?
because it is cheap, quick, you can ask large group of people, specific as you can get the accurate information you want, there would likely to be a good response rate (rather than interviews > people are shy and uncomfortable with interviews).
What would happen if a lobbyist for a particular interest group presented the government with information that was untrue?
It is likely that once the untruth was discovered-which it most likely would be, considering the varying sources of information people now have-the lobbyist would be discredited. Because the group had such an untrustworthy spokesperson, the group could be considered untrustworthy as a whole.
WHO is the main reader?
The main reader is typically the individual or target audience for whom the content is primarily intended. It is the person most likely to engage with and benefit from the information presented.
Which historical thinking skill is the historian using?
The historian is likely using the skill of sourcing, which involves examining the origin of information to determine its credibility and relevance to the historical narrative. By identifying the sources of historical information, historians can better evaluate the context and perspective from which the information is presented.
Who is most likely to respond first to a hurricane flood or a pandemic strikes a country?
We are likely to respond first because when we are given a warning that something is coming,we will evacuate quickly.
What makes a conclusion important?
A conclusion is important because it summarizes key points, reinforces the main argument, and leaves a lasting impression on the reader. It provides closure to the discussion and can guide the reader on how to interpret the information presented.
What is law of primacy?
The law of primacy states that students retain information they learn for the first time longer then they retain information they must relearn. Unlearning bad habits is always harder than learning the right way in the first place.
What is some information on vinegar?
Vinegar will most likely not rust a nail because it is an acid
What does this mean- He who comes with a story to you will bring two away from you?
This means that someone who shares a story or gossip with you will likely spread that information to others as well. It suggests that information can quickly spread and may not stay confidential.
Is chris masters coming back to the WWE?
Most likely not because he got fired pretty quickly after they hired him the last time.
What is a logical conclusion?
A logical conclusion is a judgment or result reached through reasoning and evidence that follows logically from the premises or information presented. It is the final step in the process of deductive or inductive reasoning where one can infer what is most likely or probable based on the information available.
What of the following sources is likely to provide the most reliable scientific information about a new kind of dietary supplement?
A peer-reviewed scientific journal is likely to provide the most reliable scientific information about a new dietary supplement. These journals undergo a rigorous evaluation process by experts in the field to ensure that the research presented is high quality and credible.
Why might an author use ethos to persuade readers?
Using ethos can help establish the author's credibility and authority on a subject, making readers more likely to trust the information presented. By appealing to ethos, the author can build a sense of trust and credibility with the audience, increasing the likelihood that readers will be persuaded by the argument presented.
