Evaluative statements based on beliefs about objects, people or events are an example of:Group of answer choicesAttitudesValuesBeliefsPersonality

What type of answer is usually expected from an evaluative question?Group of answer choicesSophisticated levels of cognitive and/or emotional judgmentNewly synthesized information or conclusionsA range of acceptable accuracyMany different variations and alternative answers or scenarios

The breaking down of a message into meaningful elements is called                                .Group of answer choicesanalysisevaluationgroupingdeduction

Beliefs, _____________ and identity usually acquired unconsciouslya.choicesb.emotionsc.valuesd.practicese.responses

The “fundamental” qualitative characteristics areGroup of answer choicesRelevance and faithful representativeRelevance, faithful representation and materialityRelevance and reliabilityFaithful representation and materiality

Which concept is a type of mental set where you cannot perceive an object being used for something other than what it was designed for?Group of answer choicesanchoring biasfunctional fixednesshindsight biasrepresentative bias