The Belief That One Can Obtain Accurate Knowledge About the Causes

question 141

Multiple Choice

The belief that one can obtain accurate knowledge about the causes of human behaviour by observing people behaving in different situations exemplifies:

• A)pragmatism.
• B)dogmatism.
• C)empiricism.
• D)parsimony.

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Definitions:

Borderland

A place between or near recognized borders where no group of people has complete political control or cultural dominance.

Geographical Border

A naturally or artificially designated boundary separating distinct areas, countries, or territories.

Cultural Border

An invisible boundary based on cultural differences that separate areas or people, influencing identity, customs, and practices.

Plains Indians

Native American peoples who inhabited the Great Plains of the United States and Canada, known for their nomadic lifestyles and reliance on the buffalo.