In reading Court decisions, Professor Wofford notices that the decisions typically discuss the "rational male." Wofford begins to write notes in which she ruminates about the notion of the rational male as well as why the concept of the rational female is not mentioned. Wofford's memos are
A) code notes.
B) operational notes.
C) theoretical notes.
D) integrating memos.

Question

In reading Court decisions, Professor Wofford notices that the decisions typically discuss the "rational male." Wofford begins to write notes in which she ruminates about the notion of the rational male as well as why the concept of the rational female is not mentioned. Wofford's memos are​
A) ​code notes.
B) ​operational notes.
C) ​theoretical notes.
D) ​integrating memos.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The memos are theoretical notes as they involve critical thinking and analysis of a concept or idea (in this case, the notion of the rational male and the absence of the rational female). They do not involve practical or operational notes, nor are they code notes or integrating memos.

In Reading Court Decisions, Professor Wofford Notices That the Decisions