interrogative judgment

English

Noun

interrogative judgment (countable and uncountable, plural interrogative judgments)

  1. (epistemology, logic) An evaluative act by which a person determines whether an assertion, assumption, or situation warrants questioning or further inquiry, in light of the relevant epistemic and contextual considerations.
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