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Question 41 A problem with using the "commonsense" (tradition) approach to gain knowledge is that: the ideas are usually untestable. everybody knows their notions are true so testing them is unnecessary. commonsense notions are often incorrect when scientifically studied. one should not question established fact.

          Question 41
A problem with using the "commonsense" (tradition) approach to gain knowledge is that:
the ideas are usually untestable.
everybody knows their notions are true so testing them is unnecessary.
commonsense notions are often incorrect when scientifically studied.
one should not question established fact.

Question 41
A problem with using the "commonsense" (tradition) approach to gain knowledge is that:
the ideas are usually untestable.
everybody knows their notions are true so testing them is unnecessary.
commonsense notions are often incorrect when scientifically studied.
one should not question established fact.

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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07/06/2024

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The ideas are usually untestable: This is not always true. Many commonsense ideas can be tested and verified or disproved through scientific methods. Show more…

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A problem with using the "commonsense" (tradition) approach to gain knowledge is that: the ideas are usually untestable. everybody knows their notions are true so testing them is unnecessary. commonsense notions are often incorrect when scientifically studied. one should not question established fact.