PHL 111 Module 3 Three Exam Answers
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111 Module 3 Three Exam Answers
1.
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Anecdotal
evidence is unreliable for at least two reasons: it is based on memory, which
can be unreliable, and it is subject to the human tendency to distort or
exaggerate.
True
False
2.
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The
human tendency to confirmation bias is so much a part of us that brain imaging
studies have found evidence of it.
True
False
3.
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5 out of 5.00 points
When we
don’t have credible evidence for a claim, we should look to contradictory
evidence.
True
False
4.
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5 out of 5.00 points
When
evaluating information on the Internet, seeing the abbreviation “.com” at the
end of a Web site address should alert you that the sponsoring company
will
have high-level expertise in the information it presents.
has
consulted with experts before posting anything on its website.
likely
has financial interests in the information it presents.
is
presenting a balanced view and the most up-to-date findings.
5.
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The fact
that the radio broadcast War of the Worlds was able to produce eyewitness
accounts of nonexistent phenomena is an example of the
power of
cognitive and perceptual errors.
confirmation
bias.
memorable-events
bias.
self-serving
biases.
6.
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The
significance of the Asch experiment is that it demonstrates the social error
known as diffusion of responsibility.
True
False
7.
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The
murder of Kitty Genovese in 1964 is relevant to the subject of critical
thinking because of the role played by societal expectations in the response of
witnesses.
True
False
8.
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The Salem
witch hunts are relevant to the subject of critical thinking because of the
role played by diffusion of responsibility in looking for someone to blame for
unfortunate circumstances.
True
False
9.
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5 out of 5.00 points
In
competitive skating and diving, judges do their scoring individually to protect
against group pressure and conformity.
True
False
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