When We Describe a Claim as "Tautology" We Mean That

question 30

Multiple Choice

When we describe a claim as "tautology" we mean that because of its grammatical construction and the meanings of the words used to express the claim, the claim should be regarded as __________.

• A) necessarily false
• B) necessarily true
• C) probably true but not necessarily true
• D) probably false but not necessarily false

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Definitions:

Skilled Labour

Workers who have specialized training or expertise in a specific field or occupation, often requiring formal education or apprenticeship.

Braverman

Reference to Harry Braverman's work on the labor process and the critique of the de-skilling of jobs in capitalist societies, emphasizing the impacts of capitalist organization of work.

Anti-bullying Culture

A social environment and set of norms that discourages bullying behavior and promotes respect and kindness among individuals.

Hawthorne Plant

A reference to a series of studies conducted at the Western Electric Hawthorne Works, which contributed to the understanding of workplace productivity and human behavior.