The Point That Psychologist William James Was Making with His

Multiple Choice

The point that psychologist William James was making with his example of finding a white crow when a claim states that all crows are black was that:

A) white crows are extremely rare and finding one is a coincidence.
B) finding a single white crow can refute the claim that all crows are black.
C) finding a white crow shows that there can be no certainty in deductive reasoning.
D) a white crow is a legitimate form of evidence, just as valid as a black crow.