_______ are made at the level of connotation, in communication

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UGC NET Paper 1: Held on 6th Mar 2023 Shift 2

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Key Points

Value judgments are subjective assessments of the worth, significance, or morality of something, and they are often made at the level of connotation in communication.
Connotation refers to the emotional or cultural associations that a word or phrase carries beyond its literal definition, and it can influence how a message is received and interpreted.
Value judgments may be expressed through the use of certain words or phrases that carry connotations of praise or criticism, approval or disapproval, or other subjective evaluations.

Therefore, understanding connotation is important in identifying value judgments in communication.

Additional Information

False perceptions refer to mistaken or inaccurate beliefs or interpretations of reality.
Deceitful creation refers to intentionally misleading or falsifying information or images.

Both can lead to a distorted understanding of the world and can have negative consequences for individuals and society.