Academic Writers

question 64

Multiple Choice

Academic writers

• A) do not generally read and evaluate what others have said.
• B) do not generally seek to understand the main arguments being put forward.
• C) use their knowledge, insight and experiences fully in their writings.
• D) do not analyse ideas to verify or critique the existing body of knowledge.

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Definitions:

Skepticism

A philosophical attitude of doubting the veracity of knowledge claims in the absence of compelling evidence.

Human Behavior

The range of actions and mannerisms exhibited by humans in conjunction with their environment, social structures, and culture.

Ulterior Motives

Hidden or secret reasons behind an action or behavior.

Psychological Laboratory

A controlled environment where experiments are conducted to study psychological phenomena.