Learning to think critically is like learning to play the piano. Given that you have to practice a
lot to be good at playing the piano, you must practice a lot to be a critical thinker
a. categorical argument d. inductive generalization
b. truth-functional argument e. causal argument
c. analogical argument
C
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With which area are many of the ethical issues related to information technology concerned?
a. Privacy b. Costs c. Accessibility d. Biology
In the Modern Era:
1. science and religion came into conflict. 2. religion remained unchallenged by science. 3. the Church remained as strong and unified. 4. science proved that God does not exist.
Utilitarianism is attractive to many because it matches the views we tend to hold when discussing governmental policies and public goods
a. True b. False
In what way does pseudoscience resemble real science?
A. It describes natural events. B. It involves falsifiable predictions. C. It is accepted by many practicing scientists. D. It changes over time based on popularity.