The most common approach to determining a "good" theory is the:
a. Degree to which the theory may sensitize people.
b. Testability and fit to the research evidence.
c. Logical soundness.
d. Ability to make sense out of several conflicting positions.
Answer: b
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a. True b. False
______ is any oral communication that lowers one’s reputation.
A. Slander B. Invasion of privacy C. Infliction of emotional distress D. Malicious prosecution
According to the text, the first step necessary to clarify any dilemma is:
a. identify of potential values involved b. review all the facts. c. identify all possible moral dilemmas. d. interview all those involved.
Assume Charles is arrested while breaking into the local jewelry store. The arresting officer books him into jail on a charge of burglary
Upon reviewing the case, the assistant district attorney decides to file formal charges of attempted burglary instead of burglary. Ultimately, the actual charge for which Charles is prosecuted in court will be determined by: A) the judge in the case. B) the district attorney. C) the jewelry store owner. D) the charge listed in the grand jury's indictment.