Epistemic Cognition

question 3

Multiple Choice

Epistemic cognition

• A) refers to our reflections on how we arrive at facts, beliefs, and ideas.
• B) involves dividing information, values, and authority, into right and wrong.
• C) involves viewing all knowledge as embedded in a framework of thought.
• D) occurs when we formulate a more personally satisfying perspective that synthesizes contradictions.

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Definitions:

Seating Pads

Cushioned pads placed on chairs or seats to enhance comfort by providing additional support and softness.

Bench Bleeding

The prefilling and purging of air from a master cylinder before installing it on the vehicle. This reduces the amount of bleeding that needs to be done on the vehicle.

Master Cylinder

A critical component of a vehicle's brake system that converts the force from the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure to engage the brakes.

Bench Bleeding

A procedure used to remove air from within a new or serviced hydraulic brake component, such as a master cylinder, performed on a workbench before installation in a vehicle.