Best Concludes That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Best concludes that

• A) we are better off trusting our own opinions than believing statistics, no matter how good the research that gathers and analyzes these statistics.
• B) policies and planning should be voted on, not decided by experts who rely on statistics.
• C) although statistics can be wrong or misused, we still need good statistics.
• D) all statistics are inherently flawed because they can never recommend the right decision or the best course of action.

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Definitions:

Restorative Theory

A theory suggesting that sleep is necessary for the restoration of physical and psychological health and well-being.

Circadian Theory

A theory that explains the 24-hour cycle in the physiological processes of living beings, including humans, affecting sleep-wake patterns and hormonal releases.

Wears and Tears

The physical and psychological damage or deterioration caused by continuous use or stress over time.

Refractory Theory

A concept in neuroscience that suggests after a neuron has fired, there is a period during which it cannot fire again.