An Inward Belief About Something, Often Without Conscious Consideration, Is

question 8

Multiple Choice

An inward belief about something, often without conscious consideration, is often referred to as what?

• A) intuition
• B) risk taking
• C) commitment
• D) discernment
• E) rationality

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Definitions:

Abstract Nouns

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Concrete Nouns

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Passive Verbs

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Deductive Sequence

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