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PHI 103 Week 1 Quiz • Correct! In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises. In arguments, t he premises is more controversial than the conclusion. In explanations, the conclusion is more controversial than the premises. In explanations, the conclusion does not matter. the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs the tendency to desire to be right in all circumstances the ability to attack others’ beliefs in the attempt to prove them wrong the ability to bring about the good in one’s life Question 3 1 / 1 pts A definitive characteristic of deductive arguments is that __________. the premises support the conclusion probabilistically they are supported by science the conclusion is intended to follow from the premise in a probable fashion Correct! the conclusion is intended to follow necessarily from the premises All dogs are warm-blooded. All warm-blooded creatures are mammals. Correct! All dogs are mammals. All mammals are dogs. Dogs generate their own body heat. No dogs are warm-blooded creatures.

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PHI 103 Week 1 Quiz
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Question 1
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This is one way to determine if one is encountering an explanation versus an argument:

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In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises.



In arguments, the premises is more controversial than the conclusion.



In explanations, the conclusion is more controversial than the premises.



In explanations, the conclusion does not matter.


Question 2
pts
Intellectual modesty is __________.

Correct!



the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs



the tendency to desire to be right in all circumstances



the ability to attack others’ beliefs in the attempt to prove them wrong

, the ability to bring about the good in one’s life


Question 3
pts
A definitive characteristic of deductive arguments is that __________.



the premises support the conclusion probabilistically



they are supported by science


the conclusion is intended to follow from the premise in a probable fashion
Correct!



the conclusion is intended to follow necessarily from the premises


Question 4
pts
What is a conclusion that could be deductively drawn from the following premises?


All dogs are warm-blooded. All warm-blooded creatures are mammals.

Correct!



All dogs are mammals.



All mammals are dogs.



Dogs generate their own body heat.

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