A case study of abstraction in Scrapbox - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

A case study of abstraction in Scrapbox

Writing Herzberg's two-factor theory, "false dichotomy" and "false dichotomy" were suggested when writing that "the naive idea that the opposite of satisfaction is unsatisfactory is false dichotomy."

Since this case is clearly neither a dichotomy nor a binary choice, I created this page to [Notice the differences in similarities. → Wrong 2.

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