The Psychology of Reasoning
The Psychology of Reasoning
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So far has this gone that the modes of obtaining truth have largely been lost sight of as compared with the methods of establishing its validity. In fact, proof has frequently been confused with obtaining a solution. While it may attach to many other psychological operations, belief has been most often discussed in connection with reasoning, and in that sense it is the one of our four stages peculiar to reasoning. (TI reasoning has these many psychological analogues and relations, it must be re...membered that it is not a topic for psychology alone, but that the entire science of Ipgic is devoted pri- marily to its consideratiopi Our account of reasoning would be obviously one-sided did we neglect logic's discussions of the problem. That the attitude of logic is essentially differ- ent from that of psychology is evident from the different division that it makes of the reason- ing operations. The universal practice of the 14 THE PLACE OF REASONING logician is to divide reasoning into conception, judgment, and inference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far has this gone that the modes of obtaining truth have largely been lost sight of as compared with the methods of establishing its validity. In fact, proof has frequently been confused with obtaining a solution. While it may attach to many other psychological operations, belief has been most often discussed in connection with reasoning, and in that sense it is the one of our four stages peculiar to reasoning. (TI reasoning has these many psychological analogues and relations, it must be re...membered that it is not a topic for psychology alone, but that the entire science of Ipgic is devoted pri- marily to its consideratiopi Our account of reasoning would be obviously one-sided did we neglect logic's discussions of the problem. That the attitude of logic is essentially differ- ent from that of psychology is evident from the different division that it makes of the reason- ing operations. The universal practice of the 14 THE PLACE OF REASONING logician is to divide reasoning into conception, judgment, and inference.
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