There is an argument form in which one reasons from premises that are known or assumed to be true to a conclusion that is supported by the premises but does not necessarily follow from them. What do we call this argument form?

How to make a budget?

Most members of Congress are Select one: a. concerned with national issues, but even more concerned with local ones. b. controlled by special interest groups. c. interested only in the work of the subcommittee on which they serve. d.

The assumption that our way of thinking and acting is naturally superior to others resulting in the use of ourselves or our culture as a yardstick by which we measure what is right or desirable or normal a. Ethnocentrism b. Stereotype c. Prejudice d.

Stacey suggests that because children are more impulsive than adults, they will have more difficulty controlling their anger. Stacey's prediction regarding anger management is an example ofA) a hypothesis. B) informed consent.

read this passage below from barack obama's 2013 speech at the buchenwald concentration camp. which of the following conclusions is supported by this passage

Increasing self-efficacy, clarifying expectations, identifying barriers, and setting up incentives best describe methods of behavior change for someone in the a. early stages of change b. action stage c. maintenance stage d. b and c

Before farming began, how did people dress? A. They bred silkworms to make cloth for clothing. B. They made clothing from plant materials like cotton and flax. C. They used thread or yarn made from sheep or yak hair to make clothing. D.

Which best describes social changes in south carolina since 1980? a. women are less likely to attend college than men. b. fewer women are holding jobs traditionally held by men. c. a greater number of women have careers outside the home. d.

Why did the American colonies specialize in different economic activities

List two factors which contribute to the cultural variety seen in caribbean music