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:

Proposition

A statement or assertion that expresses a judgment or opinion that can be true or false.

Fictitious Island

An imaginary or made-up island, often used in stories or hypothetical scenarios.

Proportional

Relating to or corresponding in size, degree, or intensity relative to something else.

Memorized

The process of committing information to memory where it can be recalled later.