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What is the primary characteristic of a FACT assertion?
What is the primary characteristic of a FACT assertion?
- It can be proven objectively by direct experience or research (correct)
- It is based on personal choice
- It is difficult to objectively verify
- It is a way of doing something similar to traditions and norms
Which type of assertion expresses a personal choice?
Which type of assertion expresses a personal choice?
- PREFERENCE (correct)
- FACT
- CONVENTION
- OPINION
What is the key difference between an OPINION and a FACT?
What is the key difference between an OPINION and a FACT?
- An OPINION is based on facts, while a FACT is not
- An OPINION is a personal choice, while a FACT is a norm
- An OPINION is a way of doing something, while a FACT is a statement
- An OPINION is difficult to verify, while a FACT is objective (correct)
What is the purpose of an assertion?
What is the purpose of an assertion?
What is a CONVENTION?
What is a CONVENTION?
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FACT Assertion
FACT Assertion
Can be proven objectively through direct experience or research.
PREFERENCE Assertion
PREFERENCE Assertion
Expresses a personal selection or taste.
OPINION vs. FACT
OPINION vs. FACT
An OPINION is difficult to verify, whereas a FACT is objective and verifiable.
Purpose of an Assertion
Purpose of an Assertion
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CONVENTION
CONVENTION
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Study Notes
Types of Assertions
- There are four types of assertions: FACT, CONVENTION, OPINION, and PREFERENCE.
- FACT statements can be proven objectively through direct experience, witness testimonies, verified observations, or research results.
Definition of Assertion
- An assertion is a declarative sentence that expresses a belief about something as if it is true, even if it may not be.
- Assertions can be expressed as an argument.
- Assertions often express evaluations, such as:
- Useful
- Significant
- Important
- Insightful
- Detailed
- Up-to-date
- Comprehensive
- Practical
- Impressive
Key Features of Assertions
- FACTs are objectively verifiable.
- CONVENTIONs are similar to traditions and norms.
- OPINIONs are based on facts but are difficult to objectively verify.
- PREFERENCEs express a personal choice.
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