What Philosopher Believed That Lying and Cheating Were Always Wrong

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Multiple Choice

What philosopher believed that lying and cheating were always wrong?

• A)John Stuart Mill
• B)Jeremy Bentham
• C)Augustine
• D)The guy who sits next to you in class

Understand the importance of data collection methods in research evaluation.

Define and recognize examples of post hoc and other logical fallacies.

Distinguish between valid arguments and those based on fallacious reasoning.

Appreciate the critical thinking skills required for applying legal standards.

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