the use of reasoning rather than emotions or beliefs.

Answer:

Rationality

Explanation:

Answer:

Although it is difficult to find it written down anywhere, there is a prevailing belief that decisions should be made based on reason rather than emotions. The unfortunate and unwarranted implication is that emotions have no place in reasoning. While there is some basis for this widely held belief, it completely misses the subtle and important relationship between reasoning and emotions. This becoming particularly troublesome when one observes that stories are more likely to invoke an emotional response than an intellectual one. After sorting out their emotional reactions, readers may refine an intellectual response, but their emotional reaction is primary. Hence, if emotion has no place in reasoning, then stories have no place in computer ethics

Another obvious example can be found in advertising where emotional appeals are often used to cloud the reasoning of consumers. We purchase status, social acceptance, quality of life, and the possibility of meaningful relationships in the form of automobiles, deodorant, toothpaste, beer and jewelry. A dispassionate observer would easily see that when you buy deodorant, all you are getting is deodorant. If you want social acceptance, you would have to do other things. However, this perspective is often lost on a viewer who is caught up in the emotional appeal of the advertisement.

This can easily be turned around, however, to show how reasoning clouds emotions. Perhaps a gifted piano player was brought up with the belief that music is a frivolous, unproductive activity. This person may secretly enjoy producing beautiful music while feeling guilty about being frivolous and unproductive. Again, a dispassionate observer may claim that this person should not feel guilty, and perhaps should feel great joy and satisfaction. However, this reaction is lost upon the poor piano player who only feels guilt over wasting time. In this case, reasoning has interfered with an appropriate emotional response. Yet, few people would make the claim that reasoning has no place in emotions.

There is considerable debate about the exact nature of emotions. The philosopher Robert Solomon offers one very useful observation that ‘emotions are judgements about the world’. If you are walking down a path in the woods and it is getting dark, you might start to get a little nervous and walk a little faster. If you hear an unfamiliar noise or a rustling in the leaves your heart will begin to beat a little faster as you experience the emotional reaction of fear. This fear is a judgement about the world in which you have judged your current situation as unsafe. You did not arrive at this judgement through a rational process. Specifically, you did not think – “It is dark and hungry animals or possibly monsters come out when it is dark. I just heard a noise that I cannot identify and therefore there could be a hungry animal near me. If I walk a little faster, I might get away before the animal gets me. If I am wrong then all I have done is walk a little faster. If I am right, I might be eaten. Hence, it is logical and reasonable for me to walk faster.” In fact, you probably didn’t think at all. You just felt scared and increased your pace. If asked later why you were walking so quickly you might come up with a reasonable explanation. But that reasonable explanation is certainly constructed after the fact.

Lazarus and Lazarus add the additional insight that “one general principle operating in any emotion is that there must be a goal at stake for an emotion to be aroused.” In the preceding example, the goal of course is to stay alive or at least to stay out of harm’s way. Suppose that in the previous example you were in the woods looking for a lost child. The rustling sound may result in excitement, relief, or happiness instead of fear as the possibility of a hungry animal is replaced by the possibility of a found child. So emotions are not only judgements, they are goal oriented judgements. Simply because neither the goals nor the linkages between the current situation and the goal have been articulated does not diminish the fact that our emotions present us with a nonverbal preconscious assessment of our current situation.

Emotional Judgments can be refined

We know that seemingly rational judgments are not always reliable. By employing logical fallacies we can lead an unwitting person to an erroneous conclusion that appears to be rationally sound. Even in scientific research we employ heuristics that, hopefully, prevent us from making erroneous conclusions about the implications of our data. For example, if I take a large sample of people and weigh them once a week for ten years, I might conclude two things: that the pull of gravity is stronger in the winter and that the pull of gravity is increasing over time.

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The third ghost was the Ghost of Christmas Future. He
went with Scrooge to a graveyard and showed him a
neglected grave. There was Scrooge's name on the
tombstone. "Oh Ghost," Scrooge shouted, "I will change
my life. I will be friendly and generous." Then the ghost
disappeared.
When Scrooge awoke the next morning he remembered
the three ghosts and he also remembered what he had
seen. It was Christmas morning. He thought "What a
wonderful morning!" then he jumped out of bed and he
smiled! He dressed quickly, went out into the street, was
very friendly, gave money to beggars and wished everyone
"A Merry Christmas!".
He bought very delicious food and many presents and
carried them to Bob Cratchit's house. He gave them the
food and the presents and felt very happy. He had never
been happier in his life. Then he went to his nephew Fred
to celebrate Christmas with him. The ghosts had changed
all in only one night. Ebenezer Scrooge had learned his
lesson for the rest of his life and he loved his new life.

Answer the questions.
1.where did the Ghost of christmas Future take scrooge to.?
2.What did scrooge promise.?
3.What did Scrooge remember on Christmas morning.?
4.What did Scrooge do in the Street.?
5.What did he buy for Bob Cratchit.?​

Which of these sentences is an independent clause?
Before we left the cabin.
We walked all the way around the lake.
While the geese gathered in the cove.
If you start out early.

What are the answers here?

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In which sentence do the subject and verb agree?



Many of my friends in the neighborhood likes that kind of music.



Nobody in the room, including me, know why I said that.



Most of the visitors was heading for the tourist areas of town.



Ice and spring water has always been my favorite drink.

A very clever way to compensate your flaws

Is this sentence correct? ​

Which of the following lines is NOT a strong example of imagery from the poem, "Your World"?

Hint: Ask yourself which lines create an image in your mind that you can picture clearly One of these lines does NOT do that very well.

1)Your world is as big as you make it.
2)My wings pressing close to my side.
3)Where the sky-line encircled the sea.
4) And cradled my wings on the breeze.

All of the following are disadvantages of using solar energy EXCEPT F it has a high initial cost, as the installation and building of a solar energy system is expensive. it requires a large number of solat panels to make enough energy fo a home or city. H it can only be captured when it is sunny outside. J it gives off greenhouse gases during production.​

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Which word in the sentences below is missing a apostrophe ?
I’m going to buy some seashells for moms collection.

"i have not been well since i returned from the hills"which is adverb clause​

1. Which poetic device did Whitman use most often to create rhythmic lists in his poems?
anaphora
iambic pentameter
metaphor
repetition

1-Our product is the cheapest on the market.

No other product____________________

Rewrite each of the sentences using the words given.

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Please help ASAP!!!!
Which one is written correctly
a- She dusted the table and he vacuumed the rug.
b-She dusted the table, and he vacuumed the rug.

In Passage 2, what does Blanc mean in the last
paragraph on pages 3-4 when he compares
cheapness to a hammer?
The labor of underpaid workers is used to build up
the wealth of the business owners.
The development of new technology makes
manufacturing too expensive for small producers.
The promise of low prices is used to justify a
system that destroys small businesses.
The construction of large factories attracts workers
to leave home for unskilled jobs at low pay.

Which of the following pleces of description from The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle creates a mood of trust?
-"They were like men recruited from the doormat of Hell.
-"Beneath a lantern on the forecastle deck I saw a few wretched sailors hunched in apelike postures...
-"From his fine coat, from his tall beaver hat, from his glossy black boots, from his clean, chiseled countenance, from the dignified way
he carried himself
-"Standing on the quarterdeck was a red-faced man whose slight stoop and powerful broad shoulders conspired to give the
impression of perpetual suspicion."

Transitions that show a digression or conflict are called _____.

causal transitions
sequential transitions
adversative transitions
additive transitions

Select the correct answer. Read the excerpt from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. This is the most favorable period for travelling in Russia. They fly quickly over the snow in their sledges, the motion is pleasant, and, in my opinion, far more agreeable than that of an English stagecoach. The cold is not excessive, if you are wrapped in furs-a dress which I have already adopted, for there is a great difference between walking the deck and remaining seated motionless for hours, when no exercise prevents the blood from actually freezing in your veins. I have no ambition to lose my life on the post-road between St. Petersburgh and Archangel.
Which two details are most important to include in a summary of the text? -It's much colder to sit still than to move around on deck.
-The narrator does not want to freeze before getting to Archangel.
-Furs are the best to wear for cold weather.
-It is a good time to be traveling in Russia, The narrator thinks sledges are better than riding in a stagecoach.​

What does the irony in these excerpts from “In Another Country” by Ernest Hemingway convey?

The doctor came up to the machine where I was sitting and said: "What did you like best to do before the war? Did you practice a sport?"

I said: "Yes, football."

"Good," he said. "You will be able to play football again better than ever."

My knee did not bend and the leg dropped straight from the knee to the ankle without a calf, and the machine was to bend the knee and make it move as riding a tricycle.

. . . In the next machine was a major who had a little hand like a baby's. He winked at me when the doctor examined his hand, which was between two leather straps that bounced up and down and flapped the stiff fingers, and said: "And will I too play football, captain-doctor?" He had been a very great fencer, and before the war the greatest fencer in Italy.

American realism focused on:

A. the Industrial Revolution.

B. ordinary Americans.

C. very wealthy Americans.

D. emotions and nature.

Grade 7 TOP by MR Mohammed Abdelwahed whatapp (65002327)
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Rending comperehension
Read the following passage, then answer the questions below:-
Rosie loved watching the night sky. It shined with so many stars. Sometimes, she would clio
onto her father's shoulders. She would feel like a princess, sitting closer to those stars. One
anternoon, her father asked her if she wanted to go to the bench. She was happy to go there to
see her shiny stars.
So they went to the beach. But it was cloudy that night and there were no stars in sight. "Let's
see what happens tomorrow" the father said and they went back home. The next evening, they
went to the beach again and Rosie gnthered seashells. Suddenly, she found something very
strange. It looked like a big, orange star. "Had it fallen from the sky? And why wasn't it
shining?" asked Rosie. "It's not a star," the father smiled. "It's a starfish. It lives in the ocean.
Rosie didn't wait the stars to come out but she took the starlish home, Now, she loves both of
them.
A) Choose the correct answer from a,b,c and d
9. The best title for this passage is
a) The Starfish
b) The Cloudy Sky.
c) The Ocean
d) The Shiny Stars.
10. The underlined pronoun "it" in the 1" paragraph refers to............
a) the sky b) the beach c) the star
d) the shoulder
11. The underlined word "gathered" in the 2nd paragraph means....
a) smiled ) b) climbed
c) happened d) collected
12. The main idea of the second paragraph is
a) Rosie liked to go to the beach. b) Rosie gathered some seashells.
c) Rosie found a new thing to love. d) Rosie went back home
BAnswer the following questions:
13- Why did Rosie climb on her father's shoulders?
14- Where did the starfish live?​

The poem “In Response to Executive Order 9066" and the short story "Mericans" are both narrated by
O a teenage boy.
O an elderly woman.
a male child.
O a female child.

how do you write a third person omscient point of view
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PLZ HELL ASAP

*The crucible act lll

Martha Corey and Rebecca nurse were released after their husbands convinced the judges of their innocence.

A. True
B. False

John proctor works for the devil
A. True
B. False

John proctor feels he is partially to blame for the “witch hunt” in Salem.
A. True
B. False

How does the metaphor depicting the sound of the battery as a “war-chorus affect paragraph 9?

-17 + 20 + (-3) help

NEED HELP. PLEASE...

Which feminist themes do these two passages have in common? Check all of the boxes that apply.

Women will always suffer from injustice in male-dominated societies.

Women typically feel pressured to conform to societal roles.

Female artists often struggle in male-dominated societies.

To feel fulfilled, women need to feel that they are determining their own fate.

8-Choose the correct one
a-You could easily get lost in that town.
6 You look happy. You must have heard the good news.
C-I haven't received your letter. It might have got lost in the post.

explain why black asphalt parking feels a lot hotter to your bare feet than a concrete sidewalk does, and describe how the heat is transferred to your feet

( please help me, I only have til tomorrow! )