Answer choice A reverses what we said in the breakdown. Which audience does the passage most likely target coupons. This is the opposite of what we would expect after going through team-building activities. If students wear the same clothing each day, they will not have to think about what to wear on a daily basis. These are the indicators for lower SES in adulthood that the author mentions in the passage, so we're looking for an answer choice that is a symptom associated with depressive symptoms or alcohol dependence. What are they least likely to care about?
Generally, you want your reader to know enough material to understand the points you are making. This is a valid concern. Somatic nervous system arousal. Which statement best compares how the authors develop their arguments? This involuntary sweating is stimulated by the sympathetic nervous system (SNS). In the passage, researchers were interested in the association between social capital and the odds of having had a mammogram in the past year because they hypothesized that mammography rates are partly due to social capital. Which audience does the passage most likely target. By enforcing uniforms in school, we are clearly not giving students a choice in what they wear. That is not consistent with what the psychologist replied and is not the best criterion of abnormality. Relative deprivation. Thinking about your audience differently can improve your writing, especially in terms of how clearly you express your argument. We're asked which variable is associated with a lower likelihood of having a mammogram, and the description tells us likelihood is expressed as odds ratios. In fact, 44 million Americans currently owe money on their student loans—a major problem. The importance of using seat beltsExamine the public service ads. While educating people about the disorders helps inform the public, it's not raising awareness as much as option A.
If the consultant's team-building activities are successful, we would most likely see one of the four answer choices based on what we read in the passage. To learn more about audience here. Behavioral disorders. For example, there is an increasing effort to medicalize addiction and treat it as a disease of the brain. Which elements of the passage are most likely to help the audience stay engaged with the speech. 25) When asked whether a person who is afraid of spiders would be diagnosed as having a psychological disorder, a psychologist replies, "It depends on whether or not this fear interferes with the person's life. " Cross-sectional research describes study done at a specific point in time.
35) This is a passage that revolves around research, so the test-maker decided to ask us about research designs. A negative correlation. Social participation. We're asked about the numbers presented to the participants in the avoidance study: Five numbers were associated with a reward, while five were associated with electric shock. Availability heuristic is a faulty heuristic in which you decide based on information readily available to you and how quickly you can retrieve this information from memory. Which audience does the passage most likely target of communication. Delusions of grandeur. Age 45 is the middle number of the number set. Reading in this way can cause you to skip over gaps in your written argument because the gap-filler is in your head. Diverse cultural values might seem like a positive for a group, but we're focused on the existing group members specifically. Mechanoreceptors detect mechanical forces. Social capital includes the advantages conferred by one's social network, such as access to professional opportunities and insider knowledge. We can eliminate answer choice A for now and see if we come across any better options than answer choice B.
The structural factors discussed in the passage deal with macrosociology. This does not cast doubt on the hypothesis. That's exactly what the researchers are doing in the question stem. That means players can let go of conventions and include behavior that's unacceptable in front of an audience. A. highlight the fact that chopsticks were once seen as a symbol of peace. 34) This question is asking about one of the selected variables in the research. 9) What a frustrating situation! For example, in some countries, women cannot vote, drive, or work certain jobs. While helpful, this is not how individuals develop a sense of identity according to symbolic interactionism. This is exactly what the author suggests when saying, "Critics of social skills training programs might be swayed if the trainers work pro bono, purely for the joy of enacting change and helping others. Which audience does the passage most likely target? A. members of the House Judiciary Committee B. the President. " The passage did not go over group decision-making. Are the connections clear? The caregivers have more than one social role in this situation. Try outlining after writing—after you have a draft, look at each paragraph separately.
Why do I need to know about them? Reasoning here is going to be the same as answer choice A.