Question: Instructions Two Of Dr. Morgan’s Rose Bushes Became Infected With Aphids. Dr. Morgan Proceeded To Spray One Of The Bushes With Raid Insecticide But Left The Other Bush Untouched. The Two Bushes Are Both Five Years Old, Have Virtually Identical Locations, Receive The Same Amount Of Water And Sunlight, Are Planted In The Same Kind Of Soil, And Receive …

Instructions Two of Dr. Morgan’s rose bushes became infected with aphids. Dr. Morgan proceeded to spray one of the bushes with Raid insecticide but left the other bush untouched. The two bushes are both five years old, have virtually identical locations, receive the same amount of water and sunlight, are planted in the same kind of soil, and receive the same degree of cultivation and the same amount of Obimpe rose food. Within three days the aphids disappeared from the bush that was sprayed, but they continued to thrive on the other bush. Dr. Morgan concluded that the Raid insecticide killed the aphids on the bush that was sprayed. Which one of Mill’s methods did Dr. Morgan use? What sense of causality is involved in the conclusion? Explain your answers Instructions Two of Dr. Morgan’s rose bushes became infected with aphids. Dr. Morgan proceeded to spray one of the bushes with Raid insecticide but left the other bush untouched. The two bushes are both five years old, have virtually identical locations, receive the same amount of water and sunlight, are planted in the same kind of soil, and receive the same degree of cultivation and the same amount of Obimpe rose food. Within three days the aphids disappeared from the bush that was sprayed, but they continued to thrive on the other bush. Dr. Morgan concluded that the Raid insecticide killed the aphids on the bush that was sprayed. Which one of Mill’s methods did Dr. Morgan use? What sense of causality is involved in the conclusion? Explain your answers Additional resources for assignment