What Is Epistemic Cognition

question 19

Multiple Choice

What is epistemic cognition?

• A) The ways in which individuals understand how they arrive at ideas, beliefs, and conclusions.
• B) Polar reasoning in which knowledge and accounts of phenomena are viewed as either right or wrong with no in-between.
• C) Knowledge is viewed as relative, dependent on the situation and thinker.
• D) reasoning that synthesizes contradictions among perspectives.

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