SOCIAL STUDIES HIGH SCHOOL

Inductive reasoning requires creative thinking.
a. True
b. False

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

True.

Explanation:

Inductive reasoning is a process of thinking in which the assumptions are seen as providing some indication for the accuracy of the conclusion; this is in opposition to deductive reasoning. While the result of deductive reasoning is true, the accuracy of the outcome of an inductive thought maybe likely, based upon the testimony presented.

Answer 2
Answer: a. it is true inductive requires creative thinking

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Kelly is almost 3. She sees her teenaged neighbor, Becky. Becky used to have very long hair, but she just had it cut into a short style. Today Becky is wearing overalls. Kelly proclaims, "Look, Mommy! Becky is a boy now!" Kelly has not yet achieved Group of answer choices
A) gender stability.
B) sociocultural awareness.
C) gender segregation
D) gender stereotypes.

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Answer:

The answer is A. Gender stability.

Explanation:

With his cognitive developmental theory of gender, Kohlberg aims to explain the process through which children develop an understanding of gender and sex. The first stage is called gender identity in which children realize that they are male or female and that other people as well; Kelly has achieved this stage.

The next stage is called gender stability, in which children understand the permanence of gender, that is, if a person is male or female, he or she will continue to be male or female in the future. This stage occurs when a child is approximately four years old.

Kelly has not yet achieved gender stability because she believes that her neighbor, who she used to identify as a female, can now be a man, based on a change of her appearance.

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How did the growth of the railroads affect supply and demand for natural resources in the United States? increased the supply decreased the demand increased the demand had no effect on the supply and demand

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It increased the supply. It was now made possible to make things and quickly transport them across the entire United States of America which meant that it was possible to make more of it. As a result, many people didn't have to worry about things such as food anymore because it took a lot faster to get to them so they could buy instead of having to grow their own food.

What are the effects of endemic and epidemic diseases on society? Check all that apply.he diseases continue when cycles of infection occur.
The productivity declines when people are too sick to work.
The population decreases from low birth rates and high death rates.
The population is younger when life expectancies are shortened.
The government becomes stronger as the population becomes weaker.

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Answer:

The population is younger when life expectancy are shortened.

The population decreases from low birth rates and high death rates.

he diseases continue when cycles of infection occur.

The productivity declines when people are too sick to work.

Explanation:

  • In case of an outbreak of an endemic or epidemic diseases, all aspects of life in that particular regions shakes.
  • The society is affected, economically, politically and socially.
  • Some of the social effects above are;

The population decreases from low birth rates and high death rates, due to the low reproductive rate caused by weakness from the disease and high death rate from effect of the disease.

The population is younger when life expectancy are shortened, this is because, the possibility of the aged people dying out of epidemic and endemic diseases is high comapred to the younger population.

  • An economic effect is; The productivity declines when people are too sick to work, since, the diseases weaken the body and therefore incapaciate it from working, thereby decreasing productivity.

Answer:

The population is younger when life expectancy are shortened.

The population decreases from low birth rates and high death rates.

he diseases continue when cycles of infection occur.

The productivity declines when people are too sick to work.

Explanation:

Which child is most likely to demand center stage, tends to have difficulties in life when he or she is no longer the center of attention, and is likely to become dependently tied to the mother? ​

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Answer:  the middle child

Explanation:

The development of agriculture is best described as the __________.a. use of irrigation to increase food production
b. use of cultivated plants for subsistence
c. use of metal tools, such as plows, in farming
d. use of animals as labor for farmin

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Agriculture can be best descried as the change from collecting berries and other edible plants to planting those plants and controlling how they grow. This can be best described with:
b. use of cultivated plants for subsistence
 
Irrigation is also beneficial for agriculture, but it's not absolutely necessary.

Answer:

b

Explanation:

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