Thinking That Makes Little or No Use of Reasoning or Logic

question 64

Multiple Choice

Thinking that makes little or no use of reasoning or logic is called

• A)convergent thought.
• B)inductive thinking.
• C)intuitive thought.
• D)deductive thinking.

Recognize the debate and challenges around generalizing animal research findings to humans.

Acknowledge the rights of animals in research settings and the controversy surrounding it.

Understand the role of research in extending human life expectancy through medical advancements.

Understand the concept and properties of indifference curves.

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