Answer:
All modern scientific disciplines, from astronomy to sociology, trace their roots to philosophy, and psychology is no exception. The discipline of psychology emerged in the nineteenth century, but before, there were many philosophers who made contributions to the field of study. Two examples are Plato, and Kant. Both of them were curious about the workings of the mind, and developed philosophical theories to explain how it worked.
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“The economy of the United States is the largest national economy in the world. Its gross domestic product (GDP) was estimated as $14.3 trillion in 2008. The U.S. economy maintains a high level of output per person (GDP per capita, $46,800 in 2008, ranked at around number ten in the world).” - wikipedia.org
The actual material in all of the quotes could easily be used in her speech. However, the evidence in a speech should come from a reliable source. The source for the as option D is from a source that can be modified by anyone so it may not be accurate information.
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Answer:it is the last one I believe
Explanation:
Answer:
Art never was in critical conditions, it has always evolve to something different but never was in risk of being erased from earth.
Explanation:
Critical conditions is a term use in medicine to describe complications in a patient, specially when the person is in a really delicate state and his life is at risk. When using this term in art we can appreciate that art has never been at risk of dying, it only changes to different types and forms.
Answer:
Evaluation of evidence
Explanation:
According to a different source, this is the information that is missing from this question:
Which element is missing from this evaluation?
- summary of the claim
- thesis statement
- concluding statement
- evaluation of evidence
In this evaluation, the author makes a summary of the claim, as she explains what it is that Goggin is defending in her essay. She also creates a thesis statement by arguing that Goggin's arguments are organized and coherent. Finally, she includes a concluding statement that starts with the words "in conclusion." However, the author fails to include an evaluation of evidence.
