question: treat the symptoms:treat the root cause
choices.label: A B C D
choices.text: quantitative change:qualitative change morality:law commitment:contract appearance:cultivated
explanation: "treating the symptoms" refers to dealing with the problem on the surface; "treat the root cause" refers to solving the problem fundamentally. "treating the symptoms" and "treat the root cause" are the same category, but there are other methods of dealing with problems of the same category. deepening on. "quantitative change" refers to the increase or decrease of the quantity of things and the change of place, which is a gradual and insignificant change, and "qualitative change" refers to the change in the fundamental nature of things. "quantitative change" and "qualitative change" are the same category, but there are other ways of change, and the extent of their existence deepens. "morality" and "law" are two different social restraint systems, and there is no deepening of the degree. a "contract" is an agreement between two parties to establish, modify, and terminate a civil relationship. it is the contractual expression of a "commitment". "appearance" and "cultivation" are methods to evaluate people from two different perspectives, external and internal. "appearance" and "cultivation" are the same category, but there are other evaluation methods, and there is no deepening of the two.
relation: treat the symptoms treat the root cause R2.6
relation: quantitative change qualitative change R2.6
relation: morality law R2.4
relation: contract commitment R3.10
relation: appearance cultivated R2.6