What is the difference between a relationship of circumstance and a relationship of choice?
Give a few examples of each.
What will be an ideal response?
Relationships of circumstance are unintentional and are formed simply because some
part of our life overlaps with a part of another?s. Often, the teachers, coworkers, and
classmates a person meets are the product of circumstance. Relationships of choice are
ones we deliberately seek out. Our friends, spouses, and even counselors fall within this
category.
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A speaker says, "There is no need for me to refute Senator Smith's ideas about regulating professional baseball. Senator Smith is unqualified to speak on baseball because he has never played any sport on the high school, collegiate, or professional level." This speaker is guilty of using which type of fallacy in reasoning?
A. hasty generalization B. false cause C. either-or reasoning D. attack on a person
What is the most effective type of practice?
A. distributed practice B. limited practice C. mental practice D. massed practice