Which of the Following Is a Drawback of the Frye

question 15

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a drawback of the Frye test?

• A) It is not flexible enough to address new scientific issues where general acceptance has not yet been established.
• B) It does not allow room for additional evidence to be considered when the initial evidence is insufficient.
• C) It does not admit evidence given by an expert if the evidence is not based on a well-known method.
• D) It is not extensive enough to address the latest developments in civil and criminal law.

Learn about the components of the money supply, such as M1.

Understand the regulatory framework of U.S. financial markets and the role of the federal and state governments.

Understand the biological basis of language acquisition.

Recognize the age-related differences in learning a second language.

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Definitions:

Moral Absolutism

The thesis that at least some moral values and rules are universal. See absolutism.

Cultural Relativism

The view that cultures, as a matter of fact, have different views about what is morally right and wrong.

Ethical Relativism

A philosophical viewpoint suggesting that moral principles are valid only relative to specific social, cultural, or personal contexts.

Kant

Immanuel Kant, an 18th-century German philosopher who is known for his work on deontological ethics, the theory of knowledge, and aesthetics.