363 Introduction to Philosophy Certification Exam

363 Introduction to Philosophy Grasp basic logical fallacies and informal reasoning before tackling this exam. You’ll need familiarity with how philosophers distinguish between induction and deduction, plus exposure to fundamental metaphysical questions like causation and identity. Without grounding in classic thought experiments—say, Plato’s cave allegory—you’ll struggle to contextualize exam material. Strong reading comprehension matters more than memorization here.