Consider the following statement:An explanation should not raise more questions than it answers.Which condition of a good explanation does this describe?a.)Depthb.)Explanatorinessc.)Modestyd.)Conservativeness

Consider the following statement:An explanation should be as simple as possible.Which condition of a good explanation does this describe?SimplicityFalsifiabilityDepthModesty

Examples of good questions that helps to look for alternative explanations include:Question 7Select one:a.Are there any other ways that I could look at this situation?b.What else could this mean?c.If I were being positive, how would I perceive this situation?d.All of the above

The interpretability alone is sufficient and that the presence of explainability is not of fundamental importance.a.Trueb.False

In inference to the best explanation, if an explanation is the best among competitors, then the argument isGroup of answer choicesInductively weakInconclusiveValidInductively strong

Question 2Inference to the Best Explanation is most accurately described as1 pointa form of reasoning in which we deduce that every event that has an explanation has a purely physical explanation.a form of reasoning in which we infer from the fact that event B occurred immediately after event A, to the conclusion that event A caused event B. a commitment to not multiplying entities beyond necessity. a form of reasoning on the basis of which we accept a theory that most completely and parsimoniously explains a range of observable phenomena.