Enlightenment Reformers Believed That the Leaders of Most Rigidly Organized

question 41

Multiple Choice

Enlightenment reformers believed that the leaders of most rigidly organized religious groups had as their main purpose

• A) obtaining money from unsuspecting people.
• B) convincing good people that they were filled with sin because of the original sin of Adam and Eve.
• C) preventing people from listening to what reformers had to say.
• D) frightening people into following established church laws.
• E) hiding the truth − that people could reason out what they believed for themselves, without help from church authorities.

Identify the roles of sender and recipient in the business communication process.

Recognize the importance of proper interpretation of messages for effective communication.

Understand the structure and purpose of formal operational communication networks in businesses.

Appreciate the non-linear nature of problem-solving in communication.

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Definitions:

Publication

The act of making content available to the public, often through print or digital media.

External Realities

Factors or conditions outside of a research study that may influence its outcomes or the generalizability of its findings.

Disempowerment

The process of losing power or authority, leading to decreased ability to control one's circumstances or to influence outcomes.

Hourglass Format

A structure for scientific writing that starts broad, narrows down to focus on the study's specifics, and then broadens out again in the discussion and conclusion.