For Kant, a Clear Example of How Far, Independently of All

question 120

True/False

For Kant, a clear example of how far, independently of all experience, we can carry our a priori knowledge can be seen in scientific experiments.

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Definitions:

Later Information

Information that is received or processed after an initial set of data or facts, which can influence or alter understanding and decision-making.

Impression

The initial perception or judgment one forms about another person or situation based on available information.

Motivated Tactician

A theoretical concept suggesting that individuals are flexible and strategic in their cognitive processing, driven by goals, motives, and needs.

Cognitive Consistency

Cognitive consistency is a psychological theory that proposes individuals desire to maintain a consistent set of beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors to reduce psychological discomfort.