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

question 18

Multiple Choice

In Graham's terminology, the strategy of undermining 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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