Psychology Applied to Modern Life 11th Edition by Wayne Weiten,Dana Dunn,Elizabeth Yost Hammer

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Psychology Applied to Modern Life 11th Edition by Wayne Weiten,Dana Dunn,Elizabeth Yost Hammer

النسخة 11الرقم المعياري الدولي: 978-1285459950

Psychology Applied to Modern Life 11th Edition by Wayne Weiten,Dana Dunn,Elizabeth Yost Hammer

النسخة 11الرقم المعياري الدولي: 978-1285459950

تمرين 1

Technological advances have not led to perceptible improvement in our collective health and happiness. This statement defines
A) escape from freedom.
B) the point/counterpoint phenomenon.
C) modern society.
D) the paradox of progress.

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Advancement in technology that led to lack of improvement in happiness and health is not defined as an escape from freedom.
Hence, option "a" is not correct.
The point and counter point phenomenon is the regular characteristic of The Human Rights Brief. It is the merit and demerit of a particular topic and a logical discussion on modern issues in humanitarian law and human rights.
Hence, option "b" is not correct.
Modern society refers to the people living mutually in the present time. An example of modern society is the current political, scientific, sociological, and artistic climate.
Hence, option "c" is not correct.
Paradox of progress:
Technological improvement in the past century may be impressive and led to many advances in all fields. However, it does not lead to the noticeable improvement in the human health and happiness of the same.
The quality of life and fulfillment in our lives have decreased rather than improved. This is called paradox of progress.
Therefore, the advancement in the technology has not led to the enhancement of human health and happiness defines " paradox of progress ".
Hence, the correct answer is option

.