If the U. S. is a developed nation and really has an open stratification system based on meritocracy, why are so many low-wage workers struggling to make ends meet and never seem to be able to get out of poverty, even though they work full time? How do Ehrenreich’s findings (first clip), Edin's findings (second clip), and the U. S. Health and Human Services Poverty Guidelines data (the link under the clips) challenge the notion that people are poor and may need financial assistance because they are lazy and/or unwilling to work?

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Ibelieve the answer is c) our brain jumps to conclusions based on past experience

1.)dr. natterson- horowitz came to realize that their isn't much of a difference between animals and humans. just like humans, animals can suffer from illnesses and diseases like breast cancer, self injury, anxiety, and many more. she also discovered how they even treated and performed surgical procedures on animals just as if the animal it self were human. the los angeles zoo called dr. natterson- horowitz because they knew that she was a doctor and that  she would be able to recognize what was wrong with the gorilla. they knew that humans and gorillas were similar, so instead of calling another veterinarian, they called a doctor.