An assertion that can be proved or disproved to be consistent with reality is a proposition ofMultiple Choiceopinion.value.policy.fact.

Statements backed by good reasons are…OptionsBeyond all possible doubtWorthy of strong acceptanceNever falseTo be believed with certainty

The purpose of an assertion is to define a term or to state relationships between terms.Group of answer choicesFalseTrue

If a theory is externally inconsistent, we have reason to believe that it isGroup of answer choicesFalseTrueInternally inconsistentInternally consistent

Question 7Tips1 ptsIt is essential to focus on the evidence to support your proposition of ______________.Group of answer choicespredictionfactpolicyvalue Flag question: Question 8Question 8Tips1 ptsIf the speaker is making an evaluation claim they are employing a proposition of _________________.Group of answer choicesfactvaluepredictionpolicy

Value Propositions