A Common Problem in Everyday Reasoning Is Our Tendency to

question 88

Multiple Choice

A common problem in everyday reasoning is our tendency to

• A)accept as logical those conclusions that agree with our own opinions.
• B)accept as logical those conclusions that disagree with our own opinions.
• C)underestimate the accuracy of our knowledge.
• D)accept as logical those conclusions that involve unfamiliar concepts.

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