Our general understanding of value is that it is a mode of thought that can influence the way we think about things and about the behaviors in which we engage. What do we do in this "value-thinking mode"?
(a) We isolate a particular value that seems to apply to the "something" that is the value object of a proposition.
(b) We make subjective, judgmental statements about people, places, ideas, and artifacts.
(c) We describe the nature and extensiveness of a disparity.
(d) We test a hypothesis that derives from a moral or ethical position.
B
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A speaker addressing the civic club has trouble making certain sounds. For instance, he is sounding out d instead of th (when he says these or they). He is demonstrating an
a. error of accuracy. b. error of omission. c. error of addition. d. error of substitution.
Which of the following is an effective strategy to demonstrate lengthy or complex processes?
a. The material required for a complex process should be pre-prepared. b. Lengthy expositions should be used to explain a process. c. The use of audiovisual aids should be minimized. d. The demonstration should be done in a way that it builds suspense.
Groups in which the members do not communicate with each other in the same time and place are called
A. interdependent groups. B. fun groups. C. virtual groups. D. coexistent groups. E. non-seeing groups.