Question

Question 93 (1 point)

When lawyers argue that one case is sufficiently similar to another, prior one so that it should be ruled/decided upon by the judge using the pattern of reasoning and ruling in the prior case (and hence decided in a similar way), these lawyers are making what are, in effect, analogical arguments.

Question 93 options:

True

False

Question 94 (1 point)

A theory that is internally consistent is free of…

Question 94 options:

External data

Complexity/Nuance

Content/Substance

Contradictions/Incoherence

Qualifications/Stipulations

Question 95 (1 point)

Marketing and advertising still sometimes persuades intelligent and educated people.

Question 95 options:

True

False

Question 96 (1 point)

is the extent to which a theory fits the facts or data—the phenomena, occurrences, or states of affairs—it is intended to explain.

Question 96 options:

Adequacy to the Phenomena

Scope

Simplicity

Internal Consistency/Coherence

Conservatism

Answer 1

93. The correct answer is Option A. This statement is True.

94. The correct answer is Option D. It is free of contractions and incoherence.

95. The correct answer is Option A. This statement is True.

96. The correct answer is Option A. This is referred to as adequacy.