Which Philosopher argues for a "success" criterion in evaluating scientific theory?
A. Larry Laudan
B. P.D. Magnus
C. Irving Copi
D. Phillip Kitcher
E. Paul Feyerabend
Answer: D
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A. one'sfull potential B. a comfortable lifestyle C. greatness D. what one's parents expect
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__________ have the following pattern: If A then B; not B; so, not A.
a. Modus ponens b. Chain arguments c. Modus tollens d. Denying the antecedent.
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Thomas Malthus was an economist best known for:
A) his unbridled optimism B) monetary theory C) social reform D) his pessimism about the future
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A. are deductive B. have a true conclusion C. have a probably true conclusion D. None of the answers are correct
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