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Title: You place a lot of value on earning your degree, but there are several classes that you take only ... Post by: Logostrain on May 20, 2017 You place a lot of value on earning your degree, but there are several classes that you take only because they are included in your degree plan. Given a choice, you would never have enrolled in those classes. What best describes your degree and those dreaded required courses?
A) Your degree is a terminal goal and classes are instrumental as a means to an end and are not inherently valued B) Your degree is an instrumental goal and classes are terminal goals you value as a means to an end and are not inherently valued C) The classes you take are intrinsically valuable because they lead you to your extrinsically valued terminal goal of a degree D) The social goal is achieving the degree and you only value what will be recognized by others—the process of how you get there is not valued Title: Re: You place a lot of value on earning your degree, but there are several classes that you take ... Post by: Esho98 on May 20, 2017 Content hidden
Title: Re: You place a lot of value on earning your degree, but there are several classes that you take only ... Post by: Logostrain on Jun 22, 2017 Wow, needed this badly, and excellent explanation
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