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| What is superficial doubt in an argument? | It blindly rejects knowledge based on personal belief. |
| What does a "level three" question contain? | very general, goes beyond boundaries of areas of knowledge |
| What must be avoided in justification? | Justification must avoid having baseless beliefs. |
| What is dogmatism? | It is the position that asserts we can reach certain truths by applying certain methods. |
| What is fallibilism? | It is the position that claims that our knowledge can be mistaken. |
| What conditions are necessary and sufficient for something to be considered knowledge? | justification, truth, and belief |
| What is skepticism? | It is the position that states that knowledge claims are probably mistaken, so they should be rejected. |
| What is the correspondence theory of truth? | It states that truth is determined by correspondence of reality or facts. |
| What is the best justification for areas of knowledge? | each area has its own standard |
| What essential characteristics do knowledge questions possess? | They are questions about knowledge, contestable, and general. |
| What is the pragmatic theory of truth? | It claims that our definition of truth must be connected to practical matters. |
| What is an axiom? | It is the position that generally is the "accepted truth". |
| What is the coherence theory of truth? | It suggests that a statement is true if it fits into a system of other previously accepted statements. |
| What does a "level two" question contain? | applicable to a range of situations or an area of knowledge |
| What is the most common form of justification? | observational evidence |
| What do "level zero" and "level one" questions have in common? | They often use a specific person, event, or theory. |
| According to IB, are some tests for truth more preferable? | No, no test for truth is superior to others. |
| What is the vicious circle of truth? | Knowledge is defined through truth, but truth is accessed through knowledge. |
| What does a "level one" question contain? | specific to a problem or situation |
| What is meaningful doubt's purpose in an argument? | It targets essential limitations of a certain knowledge. |
