One of the Problems About Superstitions Relating to Good Luck

question 1

Multiple Choice

One of the problems about superstitions relating to good luck is that:

• A) Good luck can always be followed by bad luck.
• B) The concept of what good luck amounts to is vague.
• C) Good luck is always determined by fate.
• D) Good luck is only definable statistically.
• E) The occurrence of good luck can be explained scientifically.

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Definitions:

Poverty

A state of having insufficient financial resources or income to meet basic living needs such as food, shelter, and clothing.

Absolute Poverty

A condition characterized by the severe deprivation of basic human needs, including food, safe drinking water, health, shelter, and education.

Relative Poverty

The inability to secure goods and services required to live a life equal to working-class standards.

Working-Class Standards

Social and economic norms and expectations that define the lifestyle, values, and attitudes of the working class, a socio-economic group primarily engaged in manual labor.