A back-and-forth process of arguing, that involves asking and answering questions, is known as:
A) The Socratic method
B) Perception checking
C) Paraphrasing
D) Formal logic

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The Socratic method is a form of argumentation that involves a back-and-forth process of asking and answering questions in order to clarify one's own beliefs and uncover the beliefs of others. It is often used in philosophy and education, and is named after the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates. Perception checking and paraphrasing are communication skills, while formal logic is a system of rules for making valid arguments. However, none of these options fully capture the idea of a back-and-forth process of arguing through questions and answers.

A Back-And-Forth Process of Arguing, That Involves Asking and Answering