What is the diet when you don't eat pork, or dairy products

Fallacies are unsound arguments that seem to be logically and are persuasive because they usually appeal to our emotions and prejudices and often support conclusions that we want to believe are accurate. - true or false?

Jen is reviewing information about a new treatment for arthritis pain that she saw on an informational website. most of the information is testimonials from satisfied users. which best indicates that this information is unreliable? it is not paid for by product sponsors. it is on a website that is not run by professionals. its claims are based mostly on anecdotal evidence. its claims are not supported by the provided information.

Sean is getting frustrated by his math homework. rebecca sean with his math homework. in a neutral tone, rebecca explains to sean how to solve the equation he was having difficulty with. sean is impressed by rebecca’s mathematical mastery. later, he describes her as warm and friendly. based on the information above and sean’s question, what might a psychologist conclude about his social perception? a. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was part of a conscious desire to overlook her cold behavior. b. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was influenced by his own positive mood and feelings. c. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was based on interactions with other math students. d. sean’s opinion about rebecca’s friendliness was affected by his positive assessment of her math skills.