WGU C168 EVALUATION EXAMS QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS 2025/2026 GRADED A+
✔✔B. - ✔✔Distinctions between elements of reasoning are _____ not _____.
A. Absolute/Relative
B. Relative/Absolute
C. Subjective/Objective
D. Objective/Subjective
✔✔Mentally taking in and actively using false information. - ✔✔Activated ignorance
✔✔Possible, probable, necessary. - ✔✔The three kinds of implications that may be
involved in any situation
✔✔Questions of fact, questions of preference, questions of judgement. - ✔✔Three
categories of questions
✔✔Evidence and reasoning within single system. Serve as basis of knowledge. Only
one correct answer. - ✔✔Questions of fact
✔✔Subjective choice. No judgement or assessment. Many possible answers based on
subjective answers. - ✔✔Questions of preference
✔✔Evidence and reasoning within multiple systems. Competing answers. Reasoned
judgement. More than one answer, with some better than others. - ✔✔Questions of
judgement
✔✔In analyzing causation, looking for pattern of variation between possible cause and
possible effect (e.g. Exposing lab animals to different strains of tropical microbe to see
which are likely to cause sickness) - ✔✔Concomitant variation
✔✔Thinking you understand information, but you don't and can't use it. - ✔✔Inert
information
✔✔Bringing significant ideas and knowledge into the mind and being able to apply
them, systematically, to new situations. - ✔✔Activated knowledge
✔✔Conclusion or outcome of reasoning. - ✔✔Inference
✔✔Dismissing an argument by attacking the person who offers it rather than refuting its
reasoning. - ✔✔Ad hominem
SOLUTIONS 2025/2026 GRADED A+
✔✔B. - ✔✔Distinctions between elements of reasoning are _____ not _____.
A. Absolute/Relative
B. Relative/Absolute
C. Subjective/Objective
D. Objective/Subjective
✔✔Mentally taking in and actively using false information. - ✔✔Activated ignorance
✔✔Possible, probable, necessary. - ✔✔The three kinds of implications that may be
involved in any situation
✔✔Questions of fact, questions of preference, questions of judgement. - ✔✔Three
categories of questions
✔✔Evidence and reasoning within single system. Serve as basis of knowledge. Only
one correct answer. - ✔✔Questions of fact
✔✔Subjective choice. No judgement or assessment. Many possible answers based on
subjective answers. - ✔✔Questions of preference
✔✔Evidence and reasoning within multiple systems. Competing answers. Reasoned
judgement. More than one answer, with some better than others. - ✔✔Questions of
judgement
✔✔In analyzing causation, looking for pattern of variation between possible cause and
possible effect (e.g. Exposing lab animals to different strains of tropical microbe to see
which are likely to cause sickness) - ✔✔Concomitant variation
✔✔Thinking you understand information, but you don't and can't use it. - ✔✔Inert
information
✔✔Bringing significant ideas and knowledge into the mind and being able to apply
them, systematically, to new situations. - ✔✔Activated knowledge
✔✔Conclusion or outcome of reasoning. - ✔✔Inference
✔✔Dismissing an argument by attacking the person who offers it rather than refuting its
reasoning. - ✔✔Ad hominem
