Reasoning for the Purpose of Supporting a Predetermined Conclusion, Not

question 3

Multiple Choice

Reasoning for the purpose of supporting a predetermined conclusion, not to uncover the truth is called…

• A) Motivated reasoning
• B) Specious reasoning
• C) Invalid reasoning
• D) Mere exposure effect

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