Holding Slightly High Expectations About Another Person Is Productive If

question 63

Multiple Choice

Holding slightly high expectations about another person is productive if the expectations are:

• A) based on the fulfillment of your needs.
• B) effectively communicated to the other person.
• C) consistent with the basic principles of phenomenology.
• D) close enough to reality to allow the person to fulfill them.

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Definitions:

Congruence

The state of agreement or harmony between individuals, actions, values, or systems, often contributing to effective functioning and satisfaction.

Perceived Fairness

The belief or understanding by individuals that the actions, decisions, or policies they are subject to are just and equitable.

Controversial Policies

Policies that evoke strong differences of opinion among people, often leading to debates or disputes.

Adequacy of Explanation

Refers to the extent to which an explanation sufficiently accounts for the evidence or reasons given, often evaluated in terms of completeness and clarity.