The Critical-Cultural Paradigm Forces Us to Question the Assumptions We

question 2

Multiple Choice

The critical-cultural paradigm forces us to question the assumptions we make about what it means to be healthy or sick. This statement reflects the _____ of the critical-cultural paradigm.

• A) Axiology
• B) Epistemology
• C) Ontology
• D) Metatheory

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Definitions:

Calcium

A chemical element with symbol Ca, an essential nutrient for living organisms, especially in cell physiology and bone formation.

Bad Argument

Refers to a line of reasoning that is flawed either through logical fallacies, lack of evidence, or faulty premises.

Conclusion

The final part of something, such as an argument or text, summing up the points or deriving a decision based on the preceding information.

Premises

Statements or assumptions that serve as the starting points for a logical argument, leading to a conclusion based on deductive reasoning.