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    The Process of Taking Observable Information and Inferring a Cause
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The Process of Taking Observable Information and Inferring a Cause

Question 19

Question 19

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The process of taking observable information and inferring a cause is known as:


A) mentalistic inference
B) transcendental method
C) cause and effect
D) introspection

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