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Okay, so taylor will be talking about some psychology.
00:08
So let's do, since there's two questions, it's to question one and question two.
00:14
So question one says regina saw an advertisement for a charity showing a starving child who was crying.
00:21
That said, for pennies a day, you can save a starving child.
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After making an online donation, regent becomes upset when she learns that the charity has higher overhead expenses than other similar charities and so less of her contribution when to help children then to pay for the then to pay for the charities administration regina's poor decision -making was mostly influenced by a an appeal to emotion b have incorrectly appraised situation c her responding to quickly or d the self -striving bias and the desire to feel good after helping so the correct measure here is is going to be a, an appeal to emotion.
01:05
When a person sees an emotional image, typically that it provokes a feeling of wanting to help out that specific person.
01:23
B, her incorrectly appraising a situation.
01:29
So appraising is going to be evaluating.
01:31
So in this case, it will not be.
01:37
Her evaluating the situation at hand because she is the question's asking about her decision making c her responding too quickly so c would be wrong because for decision making isn't typically typically influenced by responding too quickly and the self -starring bias and their desire to feel good after helping so self -seraring bias is when people take credit for positive events.
02:23
So in this case, she is not saying that she, by donating, she helped out a child.
02:30
So because of that, and it's not self -saring bias, so it's not d.
02:33
So correct under here is going to be a, an appeal to emotion, which is what led her to make a poor decision of donating to a charity, which had high overhead expenses...