The belief that a correct answer can be determined directly through the senses or from authorities occurs during:
A) pre-reflective stages.
B) reflective stages.
C) semi-reflective stages.
D) quasi-reflective stages.

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Pre-reflective stages of cognitive development are characterized by the belief that the truth can be discovered by relying on immediate perceptions or by authority figures. At this stage, individuals have not developed the ability to consider multiple perspectives or engage in critical thinking. The other options (B, C, and D) suggest higher levels of reflective thinking that go beyond simplistic reliance on sensory experience or authorities.

The Belief That a Correct Answer Can Be Determined Directly