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WPC 300 QUIZZES TOGETHER LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ QUIZ ONE Gamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability heuristics bias Sunk-cost fallacy ________ refers to a bias that causes an individual to...

WPC 300 final Questions and answers 2024/2025 QUIZ ONE - CORRECT ANSWERGamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias - CORRECT ANSWER-A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability heuristics bias - CORRECT ANSWER-Sunk-cost fallacy ______...

GACE English 020, 021 Latest Version Graded A Allegory A story having both a Literal and Symbolic meaning-Masque of the Red Death- Poe. Anaphora Repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines. Antithesis Balanced writing about conflicting ideas. Aphorism A focused, succinct expression about life from a sagacious viewpoint. Franklin, Pope, Bacon. Apostrophe Addressing an absent or dead person. Archetype Idealized model of a person, object, or concept fr...

WPC 300 ALL QUIZZES || All Questions & Answers (100% Correct) WPC 300 ALL QUIZZES || All Questions & Answers (100% Correct) QUIZ 1 Gamblers' fallacy is ______________ Framing effect bias A Zero risk bias A clustering illusion An endowment effect bias - ANSWER - A clustering illusion When you keep eating the food you don't like precisely because you already bought the food, you are committing _______________ Endowment effect bias Sunk-cost fallacy Zero risk bias Availability ...

Praxis 2 Speech Communication Praxis Practice Test Review with Complete Solutions Brainstorming is a technique developed by Alex Osborn that is designed to produce imaginative approaches to a specific problem. Which of the following is a basic rule inherent in the successful use of brainstorming? Criticism of ideas is not allowed Which of the following is true of Lincoln-Douglas debates? They are debates between two individuals Groups that are characterized by frequent interactio...

2 types of pathos appeals - positive and negative motivational Ad Hominem - devalues statement without actually addressing the statement ad populum - bandwagon fallacies (appeals to whatever is popular) appeal to authority - appeals to popular figure/authority (even if they're not an authority on the topic) appeal to tradition - good or right because it is old backing (TM) - additional support to warrant benefits of visual aids - increased comprehension; more memorable presentation; pr...

Logical Fallacies Practice with Answers Rated A+ Because I know you believe in justice, you need to vote for this law. Begging the ? Bernie Sanders on gun rights: "Very strong gun control advocates may not get everything they want. And people who think they should have a missile launcher in their backyard as a Constitutional right may not have that." straw man (making up the opposition to be people who want "missile launchers" in their backyards to make all gun supporters seem ex...

Accuracy - Statements can be clear, but not accurate Ad hominem fallacy - Criticizes the person making the argument Ad Populum, bandwagon - Appeals to the popularity of a claim as a reason to accept it Argument from ignorance - Claims that something is true brocade it has not been proven false Basic Human Limitations apply to everyone and include what 5 things? - 1. Confirmation bias and selective thinking 2. False memories and confabulation 3. Personal biases and prejudices 4. Physical ...

AESC Test 2 Questions with All Correct Answers What are some advertising tactics? - Answer- Bandwagon, bait and switch, glittering generalities, individuality (normal guy approach), Loaded language What is implicative advertising? - Answer- Implying that others (competitors) engage in some activity through one's own denial What is propaganda? - Answer- information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of vi...

WPC FW 300 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (Rated A+) WPC FW 300 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (Rated A+) Predictive analytics may be applied to __________, which is a set of techniques that use descriptive data and forecasts to identify the decisions most likely to result in the best performance. a. Explanatory analytics b. Prescriptive analytics c. Forecast analytics d. Descriptive analytics - ANSWER - Prescriptive Analytics Which of the following is an ex...