Two scientists debate the moral consequences of genetically modified crops
One argues that the positives of
these technologies outweigh any consequences, while the other believes the new technologies are potentially
hazardous to the local ecosystem. The debate these two scientists are having exemplifies how __________
has many implications to humanity.
A) recursive knowledge B) reflexive knowledge
C) manufactured knowledge D) instrumental knowledge
B
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A "naturally occurring network" is a valuable political resource to develop because
A. It is made up of like-minded people B. It exists in communities where large numbers of older people can be found C. It provides support to its members through consistent, timely information again and again D. Over time, the network provides financial support as well
There has been a decline in AIDS incidence most recently because of _______
A. the latest medications B. a decrease in sexual activity C. an increase in AIDS awareness D. an increase in safer practices
Mended Hearts is a national organization for heart surgery patients and their families
a. True b. False
Love is defined as attachment relationships with romantic partners
Indicate whether the statement is true or false