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refers to the making of a value judgment. The taking of a position in a controversy involves value judgment.refers to the making of a value judgment. The taking of a position in a controversy involves value judgment.

EVALUATION

contributes to a bare presentation of facts, as in the claim "The strawberry is sweet. It can be determined by its truth conditions. It is constant.

DESCRIPTIVE MEANING

it is offering an assessment, as in the claim "This strawberry is good". It cannot be determined by truth conditions. It varies with the reactions of those using the expression.

EVALUATIVE MEANING

For instance, "___" has a fixed and translatable descriptive meaning, but its emotive associations can give it different evaluative meanings. For some, "___" evokes a feeling of terror, and for others, it evokes a feeling of heroic courage.

WAR

beliefs, opinions, knowledge, and information held by a person.

cognitive component

the emotional, or feeling, segment of an attitude.

affective component

intention to behave in a certain way toward someone or something.

behavioral component

It is a stylistic approach or technique involving a strong declaration, a forceful or confident and positive statement regarding a belief or a fact.

ASSERTION

It is a simple and straightforward statement for expressing feelings, opinion, and beliefs

BASIC ASSERTION

it conveys sympathy to someone and usually has two parts first, encompasses the recognition of the feelings or situation of the other person, and the second, follows a statement that shows support for other person's rights

EMPHATIC ASSERTION

it occurs when someone is not able to give response to basic assertions of a person and, therefore, that person becomes firm about him or her

ESCALATING ASSERTION

it involves "I" language and is useful for expressing negative feelings. Nevertheless, it constructively lays emphasis on a person's feelings of anger

LANGUAGE ASSERTION

provide an opposing viewpoint to the central claim.

COUNTERCLAIMS

facts and statistics (objectively validated information on your subject); opinion from experts (leading authorities on a topic, such as researchers or academics); and personal anecdotes (generalizable, relevant, and objectively considered).

EVIDENCE

»May have various structures, but the simplest is a short summary followed by an evaluation and may include the writer's opinions.

Critique

Produce new ororiginal work.

create

Justify a stand or decision

analyze

use information in new situations

apply

Explain ideas or concepts

understand

Recall facts and basic concepts

remember

A type of literary criticism in which a book's content and style is evaluated and analysed. > Can be a summary review or an opinion piece.

book critique

>May be printed in magazines, periodicals, newspapers, websites, etc. for various purposes. »Could be a single paragraph or may be as long as a substantial essay. > May also be used to present an idea or display learning.

book critique

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