A Public Policy Philosophy That Recognizes the Legitimacy and Equality

question 84

Multiple Choice

A public policy philosophy that recognizes the legitimacy and equality of all cultures represented in a society is called:

• A) colonialism.
• B) indigenous policy.
• C) nativism.
• D) multiculturalism.
• E) millenarianism.

Know the appropriate responses to various combinations of work performance and attitudes.

Identify the characteristics of performance coaching within performance management.

Understand the principles of effective coaching.

Recognize the components and importance of setting performance objectives.

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Definitions:

Descartes

Referring to René Descartes, a French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist who is considered one of the founders of modern philosophy, best known for the statement "I think, therefore I am."

Hobbes

A philosopher known for his social contract theory, suggesting that humans agree to surrender some freedoms for societal order.

Metaphysical Stage

A concept in sociology and philosophy, referring to a stage of societal development where explanations for reality are based on abstract, philosophical reasoning rather than religious or supernatural beliefs.

Theological Stage

AUGUSTE Comte's term for the earliest stage of human society, in which explanation of the world relies on religious and supernatural beliefs.