Using a Cell Phone or the Internet to Communicate with Others

question 50

Multiple Choice

Using a cell phone or the Internet to communicate with others is referred to as

• A) electronically mediated communication.
• B) electronic interpersonal communication.
• C) information-age interpersonal communication.
• D) impersonal communication.

Distinguish between valid and sound arguments.

Understand the concept of warranted arguments and when an argument is considered worthy of acceptance.

Comprehend the progression from coincidence to correlation to causal explanations.

Recognize the impact of statistical analysis in evaluating arguments and making generalizations.

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Definitions:

Request For Proposals

A formal document inviting suppliers or service providers to submit a proposal for a specific product or service.

Unsolicited Proposals

Proposals or offers made without a specific request, often aiming to pitch new ideas or solutions to potential clients or partners.

External Proposals

Proposals submitted to an outside entity or organization, often for funding, projects, or partnerships.

Yardstick Approach

A method of performance evaluation using a standard measure or benchmark to compare against.