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10. Thinking as basic ethics and moral values 10.1 Relationship between thinking and values
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- Q1These are the main points of thinking except...ProblemSolutionsThoughtsExecution10s
- Q2These are the good values except...ReciprocityForgivenessKindnessUncontrollable10s
- Q3The diagram above shows The Inglehart-Welzel cultural map of the world based on the World Values Survey, the x-axis and y-axis are respectively___________x-axis : Traditional values versus secular-rational values y-axis : Survival values versus self-expression valuesx-axis : Survival values versus self-expression values y-axis : Traditional values versus secular-rational valuesx-axis : Security values versus self-expression values y-axis : Traditional values versus secular-rational valuesx-axis : Survival values versus self-expression values y-axis : Modern values versus secular-rational values10s
- Q4Which of the statements listed below were NOT related to relationship between thinking and value?Values influence the development of thinking and shape the dimensions of thinkingValues used to determine our priorities in thinkingWe can identify values through hard thinkingAll answers above are correct10s
- Q5What values may be particularly important in guiding the entrepreneur? ExceptSelf-doubtFortitudeBraveryHonesty10s