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Test Facts vs opinions: the key to constructive debate
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QUESTION 1: What is the fundamental difference between a fact and an opinion?
There is no difference, both are valid in a debate
A fact is a personal belief and an opinion is a universal truth
Fact is a verifiable and objective statement, while an opinion is subjective and cannot be proven
A fact is always scientific and an opinion is always emotional
2nd QUESTION: What happens when facts and opinions are mixed in a debate?
The debate becomes more productive and enriching
The debate ceases to be an exploration of ideas and becomes a battle of wills
An agreement is reached more quickly
People feel more listened to
QUESTION 3: What is the first step in addressing conflicts constructively, according to the text?
Separating facts from opinions
Accept all opinions as facts
Attacking another's opinion to prove them wrong
Avoid using facts to avoid complicating the discussion
QUESTION 4: If someone makes a statement that is a fact, what can you ask them?
Withdraw it because the facts are not up for debate
Make it an opinion
Justify it with your feelings
The information or data that supports it
QUESTION 5: When debating an opinion, what should be avoided?
Attack her as if she were a lie
Respect her and listen to her
Present your own arguments
Ask why the person thinks that way
QUESTION 6: Instead of saying "that's ridiculous," what more respectful alternative is suggested?
You have no idea what you're talking about
I understand your point of view, but I see it differently and these are my reasons
That's the dumbest opinion I've ever heard
I'm not going to argue that with you
QUESTION 7: When communicating, what should you be aware of to foster mutual respect?
Of presenting only facts to win
To present only opinions so as not to offend
Talking more than the other person
When you present a fact and when an opinion
QUESTION 8: How can the ability to differentiate between objective and subjective factors transform potential conflicts?
In battles of wills
In learning and growth opportunities
In personal attacks
In endless discussions
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