Exhibit 3-4: Criteria for Selection of a Research Problem May

question 40

Multiple Choice

Exhibit 3-4: Criteria for selection of a research problem may be summarized as follows:
1) The solution of the problem will make a contribution to the body of organized knowledge in education.
2) The problem must be one that is researchable.
3) The problem should be one that will lead to new problems.
4) The problem must be suitable for the particular researcher.
Indicate which, if any, of these criteria has been violated by the following research proposals.
-Refer to Exhibit 3-4.A principal wants to determine if high school students should have after-school jobs.

• A) The solution of the problem will make a contribution to the body of organized knowledge in education.
• B) The problem must be one that is researchable.
• C) The problem should be one that will lead to new problems.
• D) The problem must be suitable for the particular researcher.
• E) none of these criteria is violated

Differentiate between psychological appeal and logical validity in arguments.

Identify and understand the fallacy of division.

Recognize when an appeal to emotion (pity) is irrelevant to an argument.

Understand the importance of precise language to avoid verbal disputes.

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Definitions:

Adjustment Message

Communication intended to resolve a complaint or rectify an error in a transaction or service, often aiming to maintain customer satisfaction.

Negative Words

Terms or phrases expressing refusal, denial, or a pessimistic viewpoint, often used cautiously in communication to avoid offense.

Adjustment Message

Communication that aims to resolve an issue or dispute, often related to customer service inquiries or complaints.

Apology Statement

A formal expression of regret or remorse for an action, typically issued to acknowledge a mistake and seek forgiveness.