What are the two parts an apologizing person splits into, according to Goffman?
a. Person is not guilty of offense; person affirms a belief in the offended rule.
b. Person is not guilty of offense; person does not affirm a belief in the offended rule.
c. Person is guilty of offense; person affirms a belief in the offended rule.
d. Person is guilty of offense; person does not affirm a belief in the offended rule.
c. Person is guilty of offense; person affirms a belief in the offended rule.
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The fallacy of appeal to tradition
A. assumes that something old is automatically better than something new. B. assumes that because something is popular, it is also good, correct, or desirable. C. assumes that something old is automatically worse than something new. D. makes comparisons with cases from history that aren't essentially similar. E. shows disrespect for traditional values in reasoning from principle.