Pressure to forgive, especially when it is applied by those with more power, may serve to eliminate the hierarchical structures that made the abuse possible in the first place.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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________ reasoning moves from a general rule to a specific conclusion
A) Deductive B) Inductive C) Generalization D) Causal
Egan suggests which of the following reasons for the utility of studying tv/internet and parent-child interactions:
a. TV is an established medium, present in American society prior to the birth of today's children and omnipresent in our culture b. The Internet is a newer medium, still establishing its place in our culture, and perhaps perceived differently by those introduced to it as children or as adults c. Censorship technologies: are not on every television and computer, become obsolete, and can be over-ridden by clever children d. All of the above e. None of the above
Lilah cried when Elmer said he thought she was "spoiled brat." Lilah's response to this hurtful comment is a(n) __________ response.
A. invulnerable B. active verbal C. acquiescent D. vulnerable
When newspaper circulation figures include readers who did not originally buy the papers they read, they are said to include ________ readership.
A. pass-along B. progressive C. cume D. cumulative