English is taught to more than __________ of students in the European Union.
A. 20%
B. 45%
C. 70%
D. 90%
Answer: D
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A. They reduce experiment liability. B. They limit the amount of research. C. They obligate participants to complete the experiment. D. They protect the well-being of the participants involved.
Parents who expect absolute obedience, establish the rules, and expect their children to obey them without question are
a. authoritative. c. permissive. b. authoritarian. d. uninvolved.
While playing poker with his friends, Matthew scratches his right leg before winning a very big hand
He decides that scratching his right leg will be his "lucky gesture," and for a long time scratches his right leg with every hand that is dealt. This silly superstition violates which rules of critical thinking? A) Correlation versus causation B) Falsifiability C) Extraordinary claims D) Occam's Razor
C) We run the risk of assigning narrowly defined functions to brain regions, rather than remembering that most functions are distributed
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