When Descartes found he could doubt everything except the reality of his doubting itself, he gained immediate reassurance of the
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reality of his rational mind.
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a. Valid b. Invalid
Determine whether the following claim is too vague in the context that is stated or implied: "How many miles to a gallon does it get? Oh, you'll be quite satisfied if you buy this little beauty. It gets really impressive mileage."
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For the term, "psychiatrist," invent a persuasive definition (either positive or negative). Remember, persuasive definitions can be analytical definitions, definitions by example, or definitions by synonym.
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The young Luther had vowed to become a monk in a moment of terror due to
a) invading Goths; b) a nightmare; c) parental threats; d) a thunderstorm.