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Which of the following terms refers to the literal, objective meaning of a word?
Which of the following terms refers to the literal, objective meaning of a word?
What type of reasoning involves starting with a claim and then seeking evidence to support that claim?
What type of reasoning involves starting with a claim and then seeking evidence to support that claim?
Which term describes favoring information that confirms preexisting beliefs?
Which term describes favoring information that confirms preexisting beliefs?
What does the Law of Non-Contradiction state?
What does the Law of Non-Contradiction state?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Reasoning
- Denotation refers to the literal, objective meaning of a word.
- Confirmatory bias is a type of thinking error where one favors information that confirms preexisting beliefs.
- Affirming the consequent is a type of reasoning that involves starting with a claim and then seeking evidence to support that claim.
Logical Principles
- The Law of Non-Contradiction states that something cannot both be and not be at the same time.
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Test your knowledge on different types of statements, logical reasoning, and the law of non-contradiction. Explore the differences between facts, beliefs, opinions, and preferences in this quiz.
