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    What Kind of Claims Tell Us How Things Ought to Be
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What Kind of Claims Tell Us How Things Ought to Be

Question 4

Question 4

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What kind of claims tell us how things ought to be?


A) Positive claims
B) Normative claims
C) Scientific claims
D) Theoretical claims

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