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| − | A Normative Statement is a statement which can not be conclusively proven or disproven. Normative statements are often judgments about whether something is good or bad or opinions. Examples include: | + | A Normative Statement is a statement which can not be conclusively proven or disproven. Normative statements are often judgments about whether something is good or bad, or opinions. Examples include: |
:People should not watch as much television or smoke cigarettes. | :People should not watch as much television or smoke cigarettes. | ||
:People should pray more. | :People should pray more. | ||
Revision as of 02:28, February 11, 2007
A Normative Statement is a statement which can not be conclusively proven or disproven. Normative statements are often judgments about whether something is good or bad, or opinions. Examples include:
- People should not watch as much television or smoke cigarettes.
- People should pray more.
