Philosophy 201 with 100% correct answers

Cedric cannot seem to draw a conclusion about a certain political controversy. Instead of hitting the books (or doing some internet research), he asks someone he looks up to what his position is. He then makes that person's position his own without thinking much about any support for the position. -This is what it means to create an argument. -This is a vice of critical thinking. -This is a virtue of critical thinking. - This is a vice of critical thinking. Which of the following is true about the nature of reasoning? Our emotional feelings about a claim should not be the sole determiner of what is likely true or not. Evidence (i.e. fact-gathering) never has anything to do with reasoning. We are justified in rejecting something on no other basis other than the fact that it disagrees with (or contravenes) our personal beliefs. - Our emotional feelings about a claim should not be the sole determiner of what is likely true or not. Identify this: "Don't go poking around there!" -a claim -not a claim