In Graham's Terminology, the Strategy of Refuting Skepticism Involves

question 56

Multiple Choice

In Graham's terminology, the strategy of refuting skepticism involves

• A) showing that the real world hypothesis is true.
• B) showing that the real world hypothesis is a better explanation of our evidence than skeptical hypotheses.
• C) showing that the best explanation standard is incorrect.
• D) showing that skeptical hypotheses are better explanations of our evidence than the real world hypothesis.

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Definitions:

Reasonable Basis

A standard which requires that claims, especially in law and finance, must have a foundation that is logically sound and justifiable.

Generalities

Statements or ideas that are broad and unspecific, lacking in detailed explanation or specificity.

Exaggerations

Statements that stretch the truth or overstate facts.

Truth in Lending Act

A federal law designed to promote informed use of consumer credit by requiring disclosures about terms and costs.