Which of the Following Is NOT One of the Differences

question 86

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the differences that Collins identifies between caring attitudes and caring actions?

• A) Caring actions satisfy the needs of the thing or person you're caring for, whereas caring attitudes don't fulfill any needs by themselves.
• B) You can have a caring attitude toward pretty much anything, but you can only perform caring actions toward something that has interests.
• C) Caring attitudes include both positive and negative attitudes toward something, whereas caring actions always involve a positive view of the thing you're caring for.
• D) Caring actions generally involve greater cost or effort than caring attitudes.

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