… We suggest that insights from epistemology can inform psychological inquiry by helping
researchers identify and evaluate widespread intuitions about what constitutes good reasoning. …

… of truth, there was no common-sense consensus either. I’d be surprised if things have changed
much since Næss’ study. … (I address problems with correspondence above and problems …

… conflated with the notion of commonsense. Here we focus on … that all lawyers are not honest.
The same logic applies to … despite the aforementioned problems, we perform studies both …

… I focus on honesty as truthfulness (caring about the truth and … , I have described some
current problems related to honesty … I have clarified how honesty relates to truth and contributes …

… clear on the problems with subtler forms of coercion. The implications for the truth-seeking …
they disapproved of minimization (defined in this study as “downplaying the seriousness of the …

… empirical research and theorizing on honesty by revealing what people see as central to the
concept honesty, applied … The primary limitation of our research is that conceptualizations of …

… As we will see, the latest advances on common sense are riddled … hypotheses beyond what
is already known to the field as truth. … , the Delphi study has also revealed major limitations of …

… meaning from the original common-sense truth we aimed to … do know that our own dependable
study floors and writing tables are … ’s constraints, eg as saying that at the level of ordinary …

… Our definitions have a number of advantages: 1) Functional … In section 5, we also reflect
on the limitations of our approach… Further work researches mechanisms for detecting and …

… “common sense” will emerge in the course of this study in … with this and other related
problems in an illuminating and … for Truth Eudoxus says “all we need for discovering the truth …