Appiah Describes the Inability to Change One's Mind in the Face

question 19

Multiple Choice

Appiah describes the inability to change one's mind in the face of appropriate evidence, due to a personal or ideological stake in the outcome, as a

• A) rare psychological phenomenon.
• B) failure of moral character.
• C) cognitive incapacity.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Evolution

The process of change and development over time, often referring to the gradual adaptation of organisms or ideas.

Bottom-up Change

A change management approach where initiatives and ideas originate from lower levels of the organizational hierarchy, engaging employees and encouraging innovation and collaboration.

Radical Change

Significant, fundamental alterations to the existing state of an organization, industry, or market.

Transformational Change

Significant, radical change that fundamentally alters the culture, operations, or structure of an organization, leading to dramatic improvements.