As a result of Stage 2: Anything Goes thinking, we can feel free to condemn any belief or action we personally believe is heinous, and we are justified in praising any belief or action we personally view as laudatory. True False

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Eli Abbott

Social Studies

30 May, 05:40

As a result of Stage 2: Anything Goes thinking, we can feel free to condemn any belief or action we personally believe is heinous, and we are justified in praising any belief or action we personally view as laudatory. True False

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Nia Clark · Answer 1

True

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"Anything goes" is a stage of knowing that describes how individuals view or perceive knowledge. In this stage there is often disagreement between parties and authorities on what is known and what is not. There is no clear knowledge of what is right or wrong. All beliefs are equal and we cannot clearly determine which belief is better than another.