Which amendment is the only constitutional amendment that was ratified by approval of conventions in three fourths of the states

Serena visited a palm reader, who told her that she would live a long happy life, marry in her 30s, and have two children. This illustrates the field of pseudopsychology called: A. physiognomy. B. phrenology. C. mesmerism. D. spiritualism.

The person suspected of committing a crime is an identical twin. To determine which twin committed the crime, scientists would need to analyze their:

The head of the aztec goverment was called a) emporer b) a king c) a president

What is the hypothesis on Alfred Wegener theory

A scientist who begins by doubting, and who analyzes all scientific claims while asking "how does it work? is exemplifying which scientific attitude? a.) curiosity b.) humility c.) skepticism d.) openness

In what part of atoms are the protons located ... ? A. in the nucleus B. in the neutrons C. in the electron

What is the word for an argument that is inductively strong and has all true premises?

Aaron failed to realize that his co-workers interpreted many of his e-mail messages as criticisms when he simply intended them to convey playful kidding. Aaron's failure best illustrates what Piaget called A) the facial feedback effect.

Telling a lie to someone who doesn't deserve the truth is ethical formalism?

The two types of conventions that came into being after 1830 were the