Jillian is mapping her co-worker's reasoning process. She puts a few words in brackets
What do the braces signify about the words they enclose?
(a) The words are Jillian's interpretive comments.
(b) The words are a counterargument Jillian thought her co-worker should have considered.
(c) The words express some good ideas that the co-worker failed to include.
(d) Those words clarify what the co-worker meant.
(e) Those words indicate where Jillian disagreed with the point her co-worker was making.
d
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d. How can we hold people accountable for their actions if their actions arenot free?
In her virtue theory, Philippa Foot shares characteristics with
A. John Stuart Mill. B. Plato. C. Aristotle. D. Kierkegaard.
James is in the process of purchasing a new home
He is going back and forth with the sellers over the one issue of the selling price. Neither James nor the sellers want to compromise. Jim thinks the sellers are asking too much. The sellers think Jim is not a serious buyer. Jim and the sellers are engaging in ________. (a) closed auction negotiation (b) interest-based negotiation (c) positional negotiation (d) arbitrated negotiation
Skillen maintains that real morality—not distorted by ideology, but instead clearly
recognized by those who practice it—must be based in a. transparently clear patterns of logical deduction. b. deep intuitive grasp of the basic universal truths found in the great religions. c. care, affection, nurture, and trust. d. certainty of reward and punishment. e. open democratic processes of law-making.