Dynamic Processes Are Evaluated on Effectiveness More Than Efficiency Because

question 61

Multiple Choice

Dynamic processes are evaluated on effectiveness more than efficiency because ________.

• A) they are difficult to change
• B) the efficient use of resources does not matter in the case of such processes
• C) they are highly controlled and standardized
• D) they change so fast that it is often not possible to measure efficiency over time

Understand the purpose of argumentation in persuading others.

Evaluate the quality of explanations and understand that not all explanations are equally valid.

Recognize the importance of being open to counterarguments and the potential need to revise one's beliefs.

Understand the nature of propositions and the concept of truth in arguments.

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