With regard to representations of visual impairment in children's literature, Jenks and Beeghly found that
a. Family struggles with disability issues were accurately represented
b. Literature tended to represent children as either needing only corrective lenses
(glasses) or being completely without any vision (total darkness)
c. Family members were inaccurately shown as overwhelmingly supportive and at
ease with the situation
d. Both A & B
e. Both B & C
e.
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1. An attitude that has a knowledge function is an attitude that expresses a value for education. 2. An attitude that serves an ego-defensive function is one that defends one’s self-image. 3. An attitude that serves a social-adjustive function is one that helps an individual to secure his or her social status. 4. There is a general consensus on the best typology to use when looking at attitude functions. 5. One common way researchers assess attitude functions is coding free-response data.
According to one of the guidelines of member participation in groups, being group oriented while
still maintaining one's __________ is important to the group's effectiveness. Fill in the blanks with correct word
Which situation is an occasion for deliberative speaking?
A. introducing the guest speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner B. discussing an upcoming class project with your project group C. giving a toast at your best friend's wedding D. presenting an employee of the year award at the company's annual dinner
An argument that a speaker asks the audience to accept solely because it has not been proven false
A) false analogy B) appeal to inertia C) appeal to ignorance D) non sequitur