Which of the following is true about our ability to reason?
A. Formal training in reasoning makes no difference in one's ability to reason in unfamiliar contexts.
B. Individuals tend to reason poorly regardless of context.
C. Individuals tend to reason well regardless of context.
D. Individuals tend to reason better in familiar contexts.
Answer: D
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a. true b. false
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