Qualitative Criteria
| Underlying Assumptions
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005
I do not know...
...the difference between "Qualitative Criteria" and "Underlying Assumptions". These kinds of questions may comprise a significant portion of the multiple choice section of my exam.
Does anyone out there have any ideas on ways that I can remember these things? By tomorrow night?
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I ususally try to make a sentence, or remember the first letters of the words in such a way that they make a word, whether it makes grammatical or logical sense or not. For example: Underlying Assumptions = TaSC PUN. This task is so not punny (funny).
You're on your own with RRUCOCC!
I usually do the same thing. The problem here, though, is that both sides have C and U words. So that just sucks.
But I'm a-working on it!
Today, my practice exams ranged in scores from 79% to 100%. So I may do very well, or very poorly, depending on what is asked and where my concentration levels are at.
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