Intensional Orientation Is

question 41

Multiple Choice

Intensional orientation is

• A) when the speaker and listener miss each other with their meanings.
• B) giving primary attention to actions rather than to labels.
• C) treating inferences as if they were facts.
• D) giving primary attention to labels rather than actions.

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Definitions:

Supervisors

Individuals within an organization responsible for overseeing the work of employees and ensuring tasks and goals are achieved.

Utilitarian Rule

A principle that dictates choosing actions that maximize happiness or benefit to the greatest number of people.

Greatest Good

A principle suggesting that actions should be evaluated based on their ability to produce the maximum amount of happiness or benefit for the greatest number of people.

Trap Of Rationalization

The justification of questionable behavior with seemingly reasonable excuses, obscuring true motives or flaws.