A Claim That Has No Statements to Support It Cannot

question 59

Multiple Choice

A claim that has no statements to support it cannot be taken as a conclusion because

• A)no evidence has been offered
• B)external experts have not been cited
• C)a conclusion representative sample has not been sourced
• D)it is unethical to omit supporting statements

Understand the relationship between memory development and physical actions in infants.

Recognize the importance of physical and cognitive milestones in the first two years of life.

Understand the basics of object permanence and its representation in infants' behavior.

Understand the concept of representational thinking in children.

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Definitions:

Operating Loss

A situation where a business's total expenses exceed its revenues, not accounting for interest or taxes.

Year 2

Refers to the second year of a company's operation, a project, or a specific timeframe being analyzed.

Variable Costing

An accounting method that only includes variable costs—costs that change with production volume—in the calculation of product cost.

Net Operating Income

The profit a company makes after deducting operating expenses but before interest and taxes.