The Kinds of Arguments and Evidence One Would Find in an Op-Ed

question 26

Multiple Choice

The kinds of arguments and evidence one would find in an Op-Ed essay in a newspaper are usually

• A) Field-invariant
• B) Field-dependent
• C) Scientific
• D) Legalistic
• E) Logical and valid

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Definitions:

Self-Efficacy

The belief that one can master a situation and produce positive change.

Implementation Intentions

"Specific strategies for dealing with the challenges of making a life change."

Religious Participation

The act of engaging in activities associated with a religious community, such as attending services, prayer, or study, often reflecting a component of personal identity and beliefs.

Healthier Life

A way of living that incorporates habits and behaviors aimed at improving well-being and reducing the risk of disease.