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Using numerous generalizations can oversimplify complex issues, leading to misconceptions and a lack of nuance in understanding. This approach may foster stereotypes and hinder critical thinking by encouraging people to accept broad statements without questioning their validity. Additionally, excessive generalization can alienate individuals or groups who do not fit neatly into those categories, ultimately undermining effective communication and dialogue.
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Can you tell the cause and effect of we irrigated so the corn grew tall?
cause: the corn irrigated effect: corn grew tall
How do you using the word supply in a sentence?
So many people were gassing up their cars before the hurricane hit. We were stranded when the supply ran out.
What is a good attention getter on recycling?
Using a fact with numbers or something that will drastically effect the way the reader looks at your opinion. You could use something i read online, There's a landfill in New York that is so large, it can be seen from space.
What do models have to do with theories and laws?
A model is an explanation of why an event occurs, and how data and events are related. So theories and hypothesis are testable statements and broad generalizations to compare data and to collect data.
What is a cause-effect relationship?
It is the relationship between something happening (an effect) and why it happens (what causes it). So a simple example would be if I push you (the cause) you will move (the effect).
Which generalization BEST describes this type of commerce?
We don’t have your list of generalizations so we can’t answer.
How many cities it effect?
How many cities doee what effect? Please re-do your question so it makes sense.
Is it true that descriptive statistics involve using sample data to make inferences or generalizations about a population?
Not necessarily. The UK Census (not sample) collects descriptive statistics such as level of education, ethnic identity, religious beliefs and so on.
Health risks of eating to many Carbohydrates?
Farmers have been using carbohydrates to fatten livestock for centuries, so it should be no surprise that a similar effect would be seen in humans.
What are the contraindications of using aromatherapy with homeopathic treatment?
Homeopathy doesn't do anything, so using aromatherapy at the same time will probably have no diffeent effect to what it usually has.
What are the side effect of using a drug?
every drug has it's own side effects, so you need to be more specific with your question.
How does globel warming effect the wild life?
Stop using cars somoffyen and walk a bit more so there will not be as much polootion
What are the most devastating effect of the hurricans?
The most devastating effect of the hurricanes is the fact that lives are lost and there so many causalities. The loss of property is also a devastating effect.
How did the battle of thermopylae effect the greek society?
because it is an amazing thing that so few could kill so many.
Negative effect of technology to hotel industry?
Well, less business people have to travel. Since conferences, selling, buying, trading and so many other things can be done using the internet alone, who would want to travel?
How did Alexander graham bell effect many lives?
by letting us able to communicate by using mobiles without having to send a letter or travel to someone Else's house to say something to them so it made our lives a lot easier.
What is meant by skin effect?
The skin effect occurs in conductors carrying alternating currents, where the tendency is for the current to flow towards the surface of the conductor. The effect increases with frequency. At radio frequencies, the skin effect is so pronounced, that there is little point in using solid conductors, so tubes are used instead.The skin effect is responsible for the so-called 'AC resistance'. This is because the skin effect acts to reduce the effective cross-sectional area of a conductor, thus increasing its resistance compared to when a DC current passes through the conductor.
