The Belief That Knowledge Is Determined by the Specific Qualities

question 57

Multiple Choice

The belief that knowledge is determined by the specific qualities of the observer is called

• A) Relativism
• B) Positivism
• C) Deontology
• D) Methodology

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Definitions:

Explicit Motives

Refers to motivations that are consciously recognized and can be verbally expressed by an individual.

Cognitive Performance

The ability to perform tasks that require attention, memory, reasoning, problem solving, and decision-making.

Power Motive

A psychological drive that influences a person's desire to attain control, influence, or authority over others.

Self-Determination Theory

A theory of motivation that emphasizes the role of individuals' innate psychological needs in the development of personality and self-regulation.