Non-Modern Epistemology Is Defined as

question 12

Multiple Choice

Non-modern epistemology is defined as

• A) combining a pre-modern world view with the use of the tools and techniques of modern science, technology and biomedicine.
• B) a religion that rejects all aspects of modern science and medicine in favour of returning to pre-modern life.
• C) the philosophy that underlay the 1970's Back to the Land movement.
• D) refusal to receive blood transfusions on religious grounds.

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Definitions:

Retention

The ability to hold onto or keep information in the memory over time.

Acquisition

The act of acquiring or gaining possession, often referring to knowledge, skills, or assets.

Recognition

The identification of something as having been previously seen, heard, known, etc., typically through the memory or senses.

Retrieval Failure

The inability to recall information from memory, often due to lack of cues or interference.