If You Believe That You Should Just "Know" What Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

If you believe that you should just "know" what is right and wrong, you are

• A) a natural law philosopher.
• B) an egoist.
• C) a utilitarian.
• D) None of the above is correct.

Understand different types of thinking and reasoning, such as dualistic, autonomous, relativistic, and pragmatic thought.

Identify the characteristics of post-formal thought and its relevance in adult cognition.

Recognize the role of reflective and epistemic cognition in understanding knowledge and beliefs.

Relate the developmental aspects of thinking and reasoning to individual differences, including age and educational level.

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