When You Cite, You

question 13

Multiple Choice

When you cite, you:

• A) search for information related to the topic that you are writing or speaking about.
• B) acknowledge that you are including someone else's ideas in your paper or presentation.
• C) evaluate the quality of information that you found while performing research.
• D) identify the main idea or argument you want to convey in your paper or presentation.

Differentiate between prejudice and discrimination in social contexts.

Comprehend the influence of social norms on individual behavior and conformity.

Understand the concepts of autonomy and informed consent in medical ethics.

Recognize the ethical justifications for state and medical interventions.

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Definitions:

Phenomenon

An observable event or fact that can be scientifically described or explained.

Interrelated

Elements or factors that are connected to one another in such a way that changes in one may affect the others.

Interdependent

Mutually dependent; the condition in which two or more persons or elements rely on each other for support, functioning, or survival.

Systematic Approach

Involves a structured, methodical process for solving problems or achieving objectives, often based on a step-by-step methodology.