A Glass Filled Halfway Can Be Presented as "Half-Full" or "Half-Empty

question 11

Multiple Choice

A glass filled halfway can be presented as "half-full" or "half-empty." This is an example of _____.

• A) positioning
• B) framing
• C) congruity
• D) incongruity
• E) prospecting

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Definitions:

Wealth

A measure of net worth that includes income, property, and other assets.

Bottom 90 Percent

Refers to the vast majority of a population that is not within the top 10% in terms of wealth or income, often emphasizing disparities in wealth distribution.

Middle Class

Social class composed primarily of white collar workers with a broad range of education and incomes; they constitute about 30 percent of the U.S. population.

Blue-Collar Workers

Employees who perform manual labor, often in industries involving physical work such as manufacturing, construction, and maintenance.