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Justified True Belief is one analysis of Knowledge; discuss two opposing arguments.

The JTB account of Knowledge is a basic and foundational claim that has been argued against quite stringently within the field of Epistemology. The most pressing arguments are Gettier Style cases, which c...

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‘The financial problems of James VI were of his own making?’ How far do you agree?

Before You Start The Question: Knowing how you write essays is important- having an idea of how to approach things before the exam is key to keeping calm. For questions focusing on how fa...

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Answered by Nadia W. History tutor
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When do two simultaneous equations have a solution?

This question was put to someone during their teacher training. This is a good question to ask, it is very important in maths to know that something you intend to study does actually exist. To explain the...

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Answered by Dylan D. Maths tutor
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Describe one model or theory of one cognitive process

Memory is a cognitive process which can be described through the Multi-store Model, set up by Atkinson and Shiffrin. Memory is a cognitive process of recording and storing environmental events and process...

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Answered by Teo S. Psychology tutor
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How can I make the most of the character count?

It's important to remember that university admissions see thousands of applications and it is impossible to mitigate the fact that many will sound similar. The character count means you should try to say ...

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