Philosophy A-Level
Truth-conducive process
What Truth-conducive process means in Philosophy A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Truth-conducive process
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A process that generally yields true beliefs, so that ordinary perceptual beliefs can be knowledge without the believer having to prove that it is.
Topics that use Truth-conducive process
- The limits of knowledge (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Assessment of Descartes' response to scepticism
- Empiricism
- Methodological doubt
- Normal incredulity
- Philosophical scepticism
- Reliabilism
- Reliable process
- Scope of doubt
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