During her first few weeks on campus, Teresa fell very homesick and depressed. S

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During her first few weeks on campus, Teresa fell very homesick and depressed. Some of the freshmen in her residence hall seemed to be very happy. She asked the most cheerful ones what they did on weekends, and found that many of them spent a lot of lime going to parties. Teresa concluded that the secret to being happy on campus w as to go to lots of parties. Of course, her conclusion was based on some serious errors of logic. Consider Teresa's thinking from the point of view of a scientist. She wants to know what she can do to make herself happy. When she armed at an answer, what two big mistakes did Teresa make? Explain Teresa' two logical errors. Your answer must refer to two of the principles of scientific research discussed in the lectures and in Chapter I of the textbook. No credit will be given for answers that arc not based on these basic principles.

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According to Teresa,she's believing that attending parties in the weekend will is the ultimate happiness.This is her absolute opinion but according to me attending parties will give happiness up to certain extinct but not completely.The first thing that Teresa should be done was,she has to make some friends in her class room or campus because friends are also one of the path way to our hapiness.We can share our feeling with them and can have exciting out door trips,long rides etc..will give much more happiness when compared to parties.Parties will make us to get addicted to some bad habits like alcholhol.The two mistakes that Teresa doing was,she's not mingiling with others and making friends and the other mistake is she's following some one for her hapiness.This is absolutely wrong because one should find himself that which activity will make him/her happy.So these are the two mistakes done by Teresa.

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