Value Judgment

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Last updated: 8/16/2025

Typical Questions

  • "If he hadn't seen it, then ______"
  • "Discussing views that conflict with judges' views could therefore ______"

How to Approach

  • Sense the author's approval, critique, or attitude
  • Build a tone-awareness reflex that catches subtle judgement shifts
  • Label each paragraph +, –, or ?, and circle evaluative verbs/adjectives

Typical Trap and Quick Fix

  • Missing subtle tone cues or hedges ("perhaps," "still," "even though…")
  • Circle emotionally charged words; check if they lean +/–

Signal Clues

  • remarkable, troubling, laudable, problematic, impressive, unfortunate, questionable, admirable, excessive, justified

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