The problem with the pop-up principle is which of the following?
A) We do not examine all of the evidence, only what we can quickly think of.
B) We rely on the opinions of others rather than on our own opinions.
C) It keeps us from examining our own experience.
D) We will never be right in our conclusions.
E) None of the above is the problem with the pop-up principle.

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The problem with the pop-up principle is that it only allows us to consider information that quickly comes to mind, but we may miss important evidence that is not so readily available or requires more in-depth analysis.

The Problem with the Pop-Up Principle Is Which of the Following