Sentences expressing evaluations are not taken as making claims about what is known so much as making claims about how the evaluator thinks.

True / False.

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Camron Duran

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26 July, 07:03

Sentences expressing evaluations are not taken as making claims about what is known so much as making claims about how the evaluator thinks.

True / False.

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Alaina Gill · Answer 1

Answer:true

Explanation:

When one evaluate they usual give professional opinions which doesn't relate to making claims on what they know but it is more on what is true and based on what has been researched and studied very well for example when a doctor evaluate you, they will not be making claims in what ever advice they present to you but it would be more on factual and studied information or knowledge.

Sentences expressing evaluations are not taken as making claims about what is known so much as making claims about how the evaluator thinks.True / False.

Sentences expressing evaluations are not taken as making claims about what is known so much as making claims about how the evaluator thinks.

True / False.