Materiality Refers to

question 12

Multiple Choice

Materiality refers to

• A) the tangible nature of an item.
• B) representational faithfulness.
• C) the decision-making relevance of a piece of information.
• D) None of these describe materiality.

Understand the relationship between metamorphism and tectonic settings such as subduction zones and continental rifts.

Identify the geological features associated with faults, including how they can indicate the presence of a fault.

Describe the structural features that can form in association with faults, including folds, cleavage, and shear zones.

Understand the effects of stress and strain on rock deformation and the development of metamorphic structures.

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Definitions:

Quality Movement

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Empowered Workplace

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