The Criteria for Evaluating Secondary Data That Refers to the Reliability

question 10

Multiple Choice

The criteria for evaluating secondary data that refers to the reliability of the information is known as:

• A) accuracy.
• B) impartiality.
• C) relevancy.
• D) actionability.
• E) currency.

Recognize the critique and contribution of feminist ethical theorists to the field of ethics.

Understand the application of an ethics of care or peacemaking approach in solving ethical dilemmas.

Acknowledge the significance of mindfulness and social justice in the peacemaking criminology approach.

Learn about the various stages and models of moral development according to scholars like Kohlberg and Gilligan.

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Definitions:

Magnification

The ratio of the size of an image as seen with a microscope to its actual size.

Resolving Power

The ability of a microscope to show fine detail, defined as the minimum distance between two points at which they are seen as separate images; also called resolution.

Resolution

The degree of detail visible in an image or the process of resolving a complex issue or situation.

Bacterial Toxin

A toxic substance produced by bacteria that can be harmful to host organisms.