Across
- 4. Uncertainty or inexactness in meaning.
- 5. A conclusion drawn based on evidence and reasoning.
- 9. Reasoning from specific cases to develop general principles.
- 11. The mental process of forming conclusions judgements and inferences.
- 12. The system or principles of valid reasoning.
- 13. The degree to which something is related or useful to a topic.
- 14. The capacity to gain a deep understanding of a complex issue.
- 15. The process of breaking down complex information into smaller parts to understand it better.
- 16. The quality of being believable or trustworthy.
- 18. A particular attitude or way of viewing something.
- 20. Something accepted as true without proof, often forming the basis of reasoning.
Down
- 1. Doubt or questioning attitude toward facts or opinions.
- 2. A series of statements intended to support a claim or conclusion.
- 3. A mistaken belief or flawed argument based on unsound reasoning.
- 6. Facts or info that support a conclusion or claim.
- 7. Reasoning from general principles to reach specific conclusions.
- 8. A tendency to favor a certain perspective often in an unfair way.
- 10. The act of avoiding personal bias and maintaining impartiality.
- 17. Careful thought or consideration after an event or decision.
- 19. Assessing the credibility or value of information or sources.