WGU C168 Exam with Complete Solutions
Ability to win an argument regardless of flaws in its reasoning Correct Ans-Soohistry
Determines how many other viewpoints are being taken in to consideration and how many
perspectives are being looked at for a problem. Correct Ans-Breadth
Implications. Correct Ans-What is said to follow from our reasoning?
Concepts. Correct Ans-Theories are examples of what?
C Correct Ans-In reasoning we make _____ based on _____.
A. Assumptions/Inferences
B. Assumptions/Information
C. Inferences/Assumptions
D. Inferences/Implications
B. Correct Ans-Distinctions between elements of reasoning are _____ not _____.
, WGU C168 Exam with Complete Solutions
A. Absolute/Relative
B. Relative/Absolute
C. Subjective/Objective
D. Objective/Subjective
Mentally taking in and actively using false information. Correct Ans-Activated ignorance
Possible, probable, necessary. Correct Ans-The three kinds of implications that may be
involved in any situation
Questions of fact, questions of preference, questions of judgement. Correct Ans-Three
categories of questions
Evidence and reasoning within single system. Serve as basis of knowledge. Only one correct
answer. Correct Ans-Questions of fact
Subjective choice. No judgement or assessment. Many possible answers based on subjective
answers. Correct Ans-Questions of preference
Ability to win an argument regardless of flaws in its reasoning Correct Ans-Soohistry
Determines how many other viewpoints are being taken in to consideration and how many
perspectives are being looked at for a problem. Correct Ans-Breadth
Implications. Correct Ans-What is said to follow from our reasoning?
Concepts. Correct Ans-Theories are examples of what?
C Correct Ans-In reasoning we make _____ based on _____.
A. Assumptions/Inferences
B. Assumptions/Information
C. Inferences/Assumptions
D. Inferences/Implications
B. Correct Ans-Distinctions between elements of reasoning are _____ not _____.
, WGU C168 Exam with Complete Solutions
A. Absolute/Relative
B. Relative/Absolute
C. Subjective/Objective
D. Objective/Subjective
Mentally taking in and actively using false information. Correct Ans-Activated ignorance
Possible, probable, necessary. Correct Ans-The three kinds of implications that may be
involved in any situation
Questions of fact, questions of preference, questions of judgement. Correct Ans-Three
categories of questions
Evidence and reasoning within single system. Serve as basis of knowledge. Only one correct
answer. Correct Ans-Questions of fact
Subjective choice. No judgement or assessment. Many possible answers based on subjective
answers. Correct Ans-Questions of preference
