To Use the Rubric for Evaluating Written Argumentation Correctly, Avoid

question 4

True/False

To use the Rubric for Evaluating Written Argumentation correctly, avoid assigning a score on each row separately, instead, like the Holistic Critical Thinking Scoring Rubric, assign an overall score only.

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Definitions:

Social Goods

Goods that benefit all members of society and are often provided by the government, such as public parks and national defense.

Collective Benefits

Advantages or positive outcomes that are shared by a group, community, or society from actions or policies, rather than by an individual alone.

Market Failure

Occurs when the allocation of goods and services by a free market is not efficient, often due to reasons like externalities, lack of public goods, or monopolies.

Misallocated Resources

Occurs when resources (like labor, capital, or materials) are not used in the most effective manner, often leading to inefficiencies or lost potential in production or service delivery.