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PHI 103 quiz 2 week 4

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Submitted Dec 28 at 10:30am

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Question 1

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Inference to the best explanation is often expressed in which invalid argumentative form?

Denying the antecedent

Correct!

Affirming the consequent

Denying the consequent

Affirming the antecedent



Question 2

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A claim is falsifiable if __________.

Correct!

we know how one could show it to be false

we know how one could show it to be true

we cannot determine a way to prove it false

we can determine a way to see if it is true or false



Question 3

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Which of the following is true about inductive reasoning versus deductive reasoning?

Deductive reasoning is always preferable.

Inductive reasoning is always preferable.

Correct!

, Inductive reasoning is often preferable.

One should only use inductive reasoning if one can’t find a valid argument.



Question 4

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What is a hypothesis?

The outcome of an experiment

Correct!

A conjecture about how something works

A proven truth

A rejected theory



Question 5

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Suppose that the consequence that you predict from your hypothesis do not come true, under which
circumstances can we reject the hypothesis?

If there is a probable connection between the hypothesis and its consequences

If there is no logical connection between the hypothesis and its consequences

Correct!

If there is a deductively certain connection between the hypothesis and its consequences

You should never reject the hypothesis



Question 6

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Which one of the following is most likely not an inference to the best explanation?

Correct!

“It will rain tomorrow; the meteorologist said so.”

“My living room is trashed; I must have been robbed.”

“This plant is dying; I am probably not watering it enough.”

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