Plato was sentenced to death by a jury of Athenian citizens
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
False
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Identify two ways that we can see that morality is a good compromise between selfinterested and altruistic reasons. A. First, it is morally acceptable to have some self-regard thereby grantingpriority to certain self-interested reasons over less important altruistic ones.Second, morality limits how much people prioritize their own self-intereststhereby ranking certain altruistic reasons over
less important self-interestedones. B. First, it is morally acceptable to consider yourself all of the time regardless ofthe reasons. Second, morality does not limit the prioritization people place ontheir own self-interests thereby ranking self-interested reasons over lessimportant altruistic ones. C. First, it is only morally acceptable to have limited self-regard thereby denying priority to certain self-interested reasons over less important altruistic ones. Second, morality limits how much people prioritize their own self-interests thereby prioritizing certain altruistic reasons in almost all scenarios. D. First, it is never morally acceptable for one's self-regard to trump certain selfinterested reasons over less important altruistic reasons. Second, morality should have little to nothing to do with self-interests.
Ghosts, or mistai, are spirits derived from the dead, but for the Cheyenne, they are not the
ghosts of particular people.
a. True b. False
The definition "'Fast' means, in relation to a sports car, being able to accelerate from zero to sixty miles per hour in 5 seconds or less" is an example of:
A) A theoretical definition. B) An operational definition. C) An automotive definition. D) A definition by genus and difference. E) A precising definition.
A) Provide an informal analysis of the following passage; orB) in analyzing the passage, do the following:a. Identify the causal hypothesis at issue.b. Identify what kind of study it is.c. Describe the control and experimental groups.d. State the difference in effect (or cause) between control and experimental groups.e. Identify any problems in either the study or the report of it, including but not necessarily limited to uncontrolled variables.f. State the conclusion you think is warranted by the report."Exercise can temporarily disrupt a woman's menstrual cycle, according to Boston University research published in the May 23 [1985] New England Journal of Medicine. The researchers monitored the daily hormone levels in 28 college women who did not exercise regularly and had a history of
regular menstrual cycles. The women were then sent to summer camp and participated in a rigorous exercise program-an initial 4-mile daily run, working up to 10 miles a day after five weeks, in addition to three and one-half hours daily of moderate sports such as biking or tennis. Only four, three of whom were on a high-calorie weight maintenance diet, had a normal menstrual cycle during that time. The researchers concluded that, regardless of whether the women lost weight, strenuous exercise disrupted their reproductive function. 'If very active women are having trouble getting pregnant, they probably should slow down intense exercise,' says exercise physiologist Gary Skrinar of BU."-Science News What will be an ideal response?