According to the No Certainty Argument, We Can Know a Claim

question 15

Multiple Choice

According to the No Certainty Argument, we can know a claim is true only if we are certain of its

• A) truth.
• B) consequences.
• C) structure.
• D) None of the above

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Learn about the mechanisms explaining the relationship between goal-setting and performance enhancement.

Differentiate between types of goal orientations and their impact on learning and performance.

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