A Belief Is

question 66

Multiple Choice

A belief is:

• A)an assumption or inference that challenges scientific or conventional knowledge.
• B)the emotional dependence on a higher,more powerful authority,such as God.
• C)erroneous or inaccurate information easily corrected by presenting observable facts.
• D)a proposition that a person holds as true or false without positive knowledge or proof.
• E)wishful thinking in which someone expects a particular outcome in return for belief.

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Definitions:

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Court's Decision

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IRAC Method

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Briefing Cases

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