The definition "'Case' means (1) a set of circumstances, (2) a lawsuit, (3) a box for holding something" is an example of:
A) A lexical definition.
B) An enumerative definition.
C) A demonstrative definition.
D) A precising definition.
E) A definition by subclass.
A
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The paper walls of __________ houses reflect a sense nature's participation in what humans create
a. African b. Canadian c. European d. Japanese e. Native American
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. If we know that P(h/e) = 3/5, we may conclude that P(~h/e) = 2/5. 2. Bayes' theorem cannot be applied if a precise numerical value cannot be assigned to the prior probability of the hypothesis. 3. Bayes' theorem can be used when there are more than two hypotheses being compared. 4. P(e/h) is the probability that the hypothesis is true given that the evidence is present. 5. P(~h/e) = 1 - P(h/e)
William James maintained that the primary focus of the psychology of religion and of religion itself should be:
a. history of religious studies. b. social role of religion. c. religious experience of individuals. d. importance of religious institutions.
Nobel Prize physicist Richard Feynman describes how, as a young boy, he figured
out how to fix a radio that buzzed for a few minutes after first being turned on. "I realized that one way it can happen is that the tubes are heating up in the wrong order. Then I said to myself, 'All right, take the tubes out, and reverse the order completely in the set.' So I changed the tubes around, stepped to the front of the radio, turned the thing on, and it's quiet as a lamb: it waits until it heats up, and then plays perfectly -- no noise."
What will be an ideal response?