What British Philosopher Argued Against the Use of Deductive Reasoning

question 165

Multiple Choice

What British philosopher argued against the use of deductive reasoning because he believed it was too susceptible to thinkers' biases?

• A) Skinner
• B) Popper
• C) Kant
• D) Baker

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