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| The underlying causes of faulty reasoning and erroneous beliefs will _____ be eliminated. |
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| In order to avoid erroneous beliefs it is necessary that we develop ____ that can shore up various deficiencies in our everyday interferential abilities. |
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| incomplete and unrepresentative evidence. |
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| The most general and most important mental habit to instill is an appreciation of the folly of trying to draw conclusions from ____. |
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| Develop the habit of employing one of several _____ strategies. EX: "What alternative theory could account of it?" |
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| Consider the possibility that info. that comes to us from others may be more ____ than it first appears. |
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| Question whether our beliefs are really as ____ as they appear. |
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| Greater familiarity with the _____ should help to promote the habits of mind necessary to think clearly about evidence and to steer clear of dubious beliefs. |
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| Exposure to the _____ sciences may be more effective than experience with the "deterministic" sciences in teaching people how to evaluate adequately the kind of messy phenomena that are often encountered in everyday life. |
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