Descartes claimed that when he reflected on certain claims, such as "I exist" or "I am a thinking thing," he felt compelled to believe because these perceptions were
A) obvious and immediate.
B) logically necessary.
C) empirically verifiable.
D) vivid and clear.

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Descartes argued that certain truths are "vivid and clear" (or "clear and distinct") perceptions, which compel belief due to their self-evident nature.

Descartes Claimed That When He Reflected on Certain Claims, Such