An industrialist of high standing argued the need for better infrastructure and facilities for an environmentally endangered neighborhood in a series of talk shows and town-hall meetings
The industrialist was also a director in one of the companies who won the contract for the project. What ethical criteria did the industrialist not follow?
a) Deceive audience by concealing the real purpose.
b) Use emotional appeal that lacks supported basis of reasoning.
c) Ask audience to link ideas to values not related.
d) Intentionally use false, illogical reasoning.
a
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An Oxford University study concluded that
a. there has been a generational shift regarding the characterization of masculinity. b. male respondents who were at least fifty years old had never seen their father cry. c. overall, male respondents did not believe it was acceptable for men to cry. d. sensitivity and vulnerability were seldom expressed by men who were at least fifty years old. e. younger male respondents expressed the same level of vulnerability as male respondents who were at least fifty years old.
When conversants are accommodating, they are agreeing with things.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)