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At another level, the kind of emotivism and rush to share the pain or to become an 'ally' of some supposedly oppressed individual or group, which can characterise some current responses to views a student might not like is rarely an adaptive response.

True or False: The punctuation in this sentence is correct.

There is a dependent clause in this sentence. Which of the following is NOT true about the dependent clause?

There is a relative clause in this sentence. Which of the following is NOT true about the relative clause?

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Celniker et al. (2022) empirically tested Lukianoff and Haidt's theory which, is supported by anecdote and example but not by actual research evidence.

True or False: The comma in this sentence is correct.

Based on what you answered above, briefly explain your answer (in 100 words or less).

True or False The relative clause in this sentence (from our primary source) is defining, so it should not have a comma before it.

This can then lead to a cycle of ‘overinterpretation’ and resultant behavioural changes which actually make low-level problems worse.

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Which of the answers below best describes the use of the comma before the word "that" (in the underlined part)?

It seems from the above, then, that the idea that words can cause harm is one that is firmly rooted in the (new) left and widely held by progressive students to be true, which reflects our own findings.

Which of the following options best describes the structure of this sentence?

Celniker et al.’s finding that thought distortion scores were positively correlated with support for trigger warnings is important here because trigger warnings might act as just such a primer.

Identify

the word that can be used in the sense of 'separate’.