Pollock Says, "Every Argument Must Proceed from Some ________, and If

question 258

Multiple Choice

Pollock says, "Every argument must proceed from some ________, and if the skeptic calls all relevant ________ into doubt at the same time then there is no way to reason with him."

• A) premises; premises
• B) conclusion; conclusions
• C) truths; certainty
• D) induction; deduction

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

A conditioning method where, through repeated pairings of two stimuli, a response initially caused by the second stimulus becomes caused by the first stimulus alone.

Fear Acquisition

The process by which an individual learns to fear a particular stimulus through conditioning or traumatic experiences.

Findings

Results or conclusions derived from scientific research or investigations.

Cognitive Intrusions

Unwanted, disruptive thoughts that intrude into conscious awareness, often associated with stress or trauma.