A general questioning attitude toward the conclusions that most other people take for granted is the definition of:

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Amiable skepticism refers to having a questioning attitude towards commonly accepted beliefs or ideas, while still being respectful and open-minded towards other perspectives. It involves critically examining evidence and arguments before coming to a conclusion. Empirical evidence is based on observations and data, parsimoniousness refers to the use of the simplest explanation possible, and groupthink refers to a situation where a group of people prioritize conformity over critical thinking.

A General Questioning Attitude Toward the Conclusions That Most Other