Question

IT IS FOR MT TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION CLASS.

CAN YOU PLEASE ANSWER ALL TEHSE QUASTION AS A SHORT ANSWER QUATION

1. What is the difference between academic research and workplace research? Give an example of each.

2. What is a logical fallacy? Provide 3 logical fallacies and their definitions.

3. What are four cultural variables to consider when communicating with an international
company? Name the significance of one of these variables.

Kindly answer these as a short answer type question

Answer 1

Ans 1.
The key differences between academic research and workplace research:-

1. Academic research:-
   Goal - To find information help find your answer to a Scholarly question mainly to present our key skills
      Research - It is a secondary part of the process here
   Audience - professor and fellow students
   significance - more kind of an abstract then than applied
   for ex:- Subjects that help us in real life? these type of questions are academic research
2. workplace research:-
   Goal - To find information help find your answer to a Practical question mainly it depends upon the research question
      Research - It is a Primary part of the process here
   Audience - may change from project to project can be inside of the org. or outside
   significance - more focus on improving the situation at an organization
   for ex:- What should be the perfect hiring policy so that we could get the best talent onboard?

Ans 2. logical fallacy is basically a reasoning error that invalidates or voids your argument that you pitched i.e flaw in the structure of your argument these are categorized into two main parts:-

- Formal
- informal

four most common logical fallacy is:-

1. Ad Hominem:- This fallacy is all about when a person rejects or voids the argument of a person on the basics of physical appearance, background, or ethnicity it is also considered as an insult directly judging you on your looks.
2. Strawman Argument:- This fallacy is all about attacking a person where he/she expected it the less the main motive is to neglect the argument and pick up the argument on a basic straw as the name suggests it's not more than a cheap trick to win through.
3. False Dilemma:- it is also called the black-and-white fallacy it is all about the dilemma which is not as the usual classic Dilemma having only two options whereas it has more than two options hidden which leads to fallacy.
4. Circular Argument:- it is also called Petitio principii meaning Assuming the initial as the name suggests this fallacy is all about revolving all around the argument again and again not reaching to a conclusion making points that were made beforehand that are supposed to be pre-assumed creating a fallacy.

Ans 3. Four cultural variables consider when communicating with an international company:-( significance of all of these variables included make it convenient to choose for you )

1. Laws and regulation:- in a different country there are different laws related to a product or advertising, etc, for ex:- France and Mexico restrict the use of foreign language in advertising which has to be taken into consideration
2. Social norms:- Beyond the formal equation that you share with that person the background of that person affects it a lot as the norms that he/she follows to make them feel more familiar
3. Language:-Language is the key to communication and if it is not the same then there's a problem that they have to face as the most comfortable language to a person is the native but there has to be a common language to take out the conversation smoothly
4. Economics:- What are the basic availability of capital into a project, inflation rates, exchange rates affects the business directly forex:- India has high import duty so the assembly line has to be in the country to avoid high taxes