Macaulay Tells Us That "On Such Grounds of Reasoning, There

question 92

True/False

Macaulay tells us that "On such grounds of reasoning, there will be found no insuperable objections to those propositions of Dr. Price, which are so highly censured by Mr. Burke, as containing principles of the most seditious and dangerous nature; even though we should allow that every government which accords with the opinions and the inclinations of the large majority of the people, is, in an high sense of the term, a factional state."

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Definitions:

Accessibility heuristic

A cognitive shortcut that relies on immediate examples that come to a person's mind when evaluating a specific topic, concept, method, or decision.

Decision method

Refers to the systematic process or technique used to make choices or solve problems.

Lunch schedule

A designated time period set aside during the day for a meal break, typically in educational institutions and workplaces.

Groupthink

Is the tendency of cohesive group members to lose their critical evaluative capabilities.