Stating perspectives involves sharing your thinking about the issues being discussed
and offering other ways to understand or think about them.
It can challenge the
ways that someone is thinking, demonstrate the possibility of seeing things in new
ways, and can also model critical thinking and problem solving. What would be an
example of stating perspectives?
a. "You need to talk to your probation officer…"
b. "It's important that you stop…"
c. "I think there are a couple ways we could look at this issue…"
d. "What you should do is…"
C
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a. accepts the systems nature of modern life. b. rejects the concept of the zoon politikon. c. promotes human dignity, worth and self-determination. d. ignores the political reality of poverty, and the stake some people have in impoverishing others.
"The colonial approach to poor relief was characterized by another idea that reflected the development of a unique culture in the New World." What was this idea?
a. Work for higher wages b. Working for themselves c. The importance of work ethic d. None of the above
In Peck's theories of psychological development, the psychological advance of socializing in human relationships is versus:
A. Improvising B. Isolating C. Sexualizing D. Segregating
Jose is working on his research article on views of legalized marijuana. He is writing about his focus groups and how he collected the data so that other researchers could potentially replicate the method. Jose is working on which aspect of the methodology section?
A) Analysis techniques B) Subjects C) Data D) Setting