Question

Samara is considering how she should handle the fact that her employer overpaid her on her last check. Should she say something? Will she have to give the money back? Will her employer find out, and if so, is it better if Samara raises the issue first? These issues with which Samara is grappling are best describedas ___________ judgments
A. concrete

B. abstract

C. persuasive

D. unpopular

Answer 1

Answer: CONCRETE JUDGEMENT.

Judgment can be defined as an act of concluding on an opinion or decision. For example, taking a bite of a salty meal and making a face, this can be termed to be judgment.

Concrete judgment can be said to be decision made due to them being appealing to the senses or as a result of a physiological response.

As can be deduced from the question, Samara is grappling due to the fact that the overpayment is appealing to her. Obviously here the best decision is to inform her boss but due to the appealability of the overpayment, she's grappling.