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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence Theory is when you use facts to back up something that has been said.

Real Life example:
A real life example would be that masks are known to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. You can verify this information thru the news, online, and laws.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Pragmatic Theory is when you put your knowledge to use.

Real Life example:
A real life example would be when you're working as a group.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence theory is when we use facts and evidence to try to convivence someone that something is true

Real Life example:
Masks can help stop or slow down the spread of covid. My evidence is that many people such as scientists have tested these masks and have stated that they can help stop the spread of the virus.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The pragmatic theory is when we use knowledge and see if it makes sense and is efficient.

Real Life example: When doing math homework we uses the strategies and methods we learned in class

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Correspondence Theory

Definition (in your own words):
- Going out of your way to actually go out and check if the information that you received is actually true.

Real Life example:

- This type of check happens to me a lot and the most recent time I can remember is when someone told me that the house and senate were both democratic. I then went to google to try and confirm that fact and it turned out to be true.

Pragmatic Theory

Definition (in your own words):
- Looking at a source and using your own knowledge to determine if what you are about to read is beneficial to you.

Real Life example:
- I also use this type of check quite frequently as I usually won’t read something that I won’t ever need to use. Another recent example of this is when my mom sends me all of these Facebook videos that I know are filled with lies so I choose to not watch them.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
It is evidence from the real world and is needed in order to prove your point

Real Life example:
Saying I have never gotten an F, you can check my report cards to prove it.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
When checking if a claim can actually be true and used in the real world

Real Life example:
Estimating an answer for example when I'm not sure what the answer to a question is, I tend to cancel out what would not make sense.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence Theory is when we use actual facts and evidence to prove that something that was said is true.

Real Life example:
Rome is the capital in Italy located in Europe. You can check the maps on google to confirm this as well as book a ticket to visit Rome in Italy.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Pragmatic Theory is putting knowledge concepts to use

Real Life example:
Working on a group project all people must come to a mutual agreement together

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The correspondence theory is when the real world is able to help provide evidence to knowledge claims.

Real Life example:
There are 7 days is a week. This can be used to test the correspondence theory because you can look at a calendar and see that each week has 7 days.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The pragmatic theory is determining what concepts of knowledge claims can be put into practice and deciding whether to accept or reject the claim.

Real Life example:
When someone gets sick and is told to take medicine to get better. Some people do not accept that claim and will put it to the test to reject that claim.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words): It is when we use real world evidence to help us back up the truth, can help us know the truth from the false statements.

Real Life example: My birthday is on December 7th and you can always ask my parents and if you do not believe you can check my birth certificate.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words): Striking out the false statements and keeping at least the most factual.

Real Life example: When taking a test we take our knowledge and strike out the answers that we think are not true or know do not fit in with the question. It makes it easier for us to find out or even guess for a more true answer.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence theory is when a person has evidence(facts)to be able to backup their claim

Real Life example: A real life is example is the TED Talk in which they talked about the girl that supposedly had cancer and she was cured by a certain diet which was all a lie. That lie was proven b y the several pieces of evidence that they found  which for example could be the girls medical history.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The Pragmatic Theory is the truth in a statement which deals with an agreement between the people

Real Life example:
For example, if a person says that puppies are cute then another person will come up to them and either agree or disagree with them.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence theory is when a claim has evidence to show that it is true

Real Life example:
An example would be saying that I got 90% in my math test. You can check this claim by checking my  grade and seeing my score for the test.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Pragmatic theory is when you rule out statements that you think are either false or true

Real Life example:
When ever we have a test and there are multiple answers to a question I use this theory by canceling out the answers I think are false and keep the one I think is the correct answer.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Correspondence Theory  is when there is a truth or argument that don't really line up with facts that the world has already provided. So one must seek if other people have that shared knowledge or evidence.

Real Life example:
An example of this are those who believe that the Earth is flat. There are many believers, but they only make up a small percentage of the world and the evidence they provide don't align with what professionals has said.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Pragmatic Theory is when the knowledge claim or evidence can be used seen as true or untrue depending on one's perspective.

Real Life example:
An example of this can be that indie music is better than pop music, depending on the person one can either agree or disagree. (I personally agree that Indie music is better than Pop.)

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Correspondence Theory: Is when truth is an argument or correspondence between a proposition and some fact in the real world

Real life example: Reality determines what is true for example like the TED talk was mentioning the girl who supposedly had cancer, and that she was cured from it for having a certain diet which many people believed, but in reality it wasn’t true.

Pragmatic theory: It is the thing that distinguishes the truth from the untruth

Real life example: An example for the pragmatic theory is like if all humans believe the ocean is beautiful, then the ocean is beautiful.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):

Knowledge claim that everyone could correspond to or everyone could see what's going on in the world.

Real Life example:

The statement "Hard work pays off", this could be true if people study with focus and intensity, and if a student preforms well academically.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):

A theory to rule out a statement is true or untrue.

Real Life example:
When doing any test you rule out the ones you think are the incorrect ones, and you slowly try to pick the best answer.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
A true statement or facts that would correspond with your true belief.

Real Life example:
In the TED Talk video were everybody believe that the girl cursed cancer just by eating only eating fruits and do meditation everyday but when they

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The process were you used to find the truth.

Real Life example:
When I'm taking a quiz or test on the question that I don't understand or know the answer to I would narrowing the down the option by crossing out the answer that I think is not true.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
This is the theory where many people come to believe some type of knowledge whether it is true or false.

Real Life example:
The story in the ted talk about the girl with cancer many believed but it was a lie.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
When you determine if a piece of knowledge is worth investing yourself in.

Real Life example:
If I hear about wars happening that don't involve me I don't tent to care as much.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Having/using evidence that backs up knowledge claims
Real Life example:  A real example is that Mercury is the planet that's closet to the sun. You can use space satellites to back this up.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Knowledge that's applied to life and the real world to see if it makes sense
Real Life example:
When someone says the ocean is beautiful, I would look myself to see if the ocean is really beautiful

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Having real evidence that can help back up your knowledge claim and help prove it's true.
Real Life example:
There is a border between Mexico and the U.S. You can search it up on google maps and it will show the location meaning that it is a real thing. I have driven through it multiple times, so I know it is a true thing.
Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Putting a knowledge claim into practice and see if it really is true.
Real Life example:
When doing a test that gives different choices of answers to choose from. Meaning that you have to rule out the answers that are false and have to find the right answer.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The corresponding theory is using evidence given to us by the world to prove the knowledge claim.
Real Life example:
Route 66 is in the maps, and you can also visit or drive on the road. Those sources back up that Route 66 is real.
Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The pragmatic theory is using provided concepts to determine whether you want to accept or reject the knowledge claim.
Real Life example:
When I don't want to watch a show because the tittle doesn't catch my eye or the cover looks boring.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The theory that determines true facts from every statement that is determined from the proposition.

Real Life example:
Wearing a mask helps, and staying 6 feet apart prevents getting in contact with Covid-19.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Theory that makes the statement true towards describing/identifying the statement.

Real Life example:
If someone says that night time is better than the daytime and has there reasons, then they conclude that nighttime is better.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
That this theory can show that the knowledge claims we have are backed up with what other peoples observation.

Real Life example:
There is 50 states in the United States. You can check that it's true by looking at others observations with maps they have.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
The knowledge is put into practice and tried out to see if its efficient in the world.

Real Life example:
Some people might say that chocolate is better than sour candies. Which then its a claim that you will have to try out tp see if it's true or not to you.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words): Using the world  around us and the evidence given to us to prove or disprove knowledge.

Real Life example: Someone says that 47th president of the USA is Joe Biden. You can only know if that is true by checking many sources and using evidence based on different points of views, consult people you know and news outlets.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words): If knowledge can be tried and practiced/useful in the world.

Real Life example:
At one point we may have all believed in Santa and other holiday characters and it was a practical use to us as a child to explain things like Easter eggs and presents. Now, some of us may not believe that because we know other people give us gifts and the idea of Santa and other characters no longer serves us.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words): The knowledge claim had to be backed up by what people can see

Real Life example:
Dinosaurs roamed the Earth, you can see fossils in museums

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
Tells weather something is truth or not

Real Life example:
Using process of elimination on any test

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
the knowledge claim has to match what happens in the world that everyone can see.

Real Life example:
Sacramento is the capital of California. You can check maps and encyclopedias that back this up. You can also visit Sacramento to see if its true.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
the knowledge has to be put into practice or work effectively in the world if it makes sense.

Real Life example:
For example, if people say that sunsets are beautiful, then sunsets are beautiful.

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Correspondence Theory
Definition (in your own words):
This theory is used when people find physical evidence to back up their knowledge claims.

Real Life example: In TOK I always need to back up my knowledge claims with reliable sourced overlooked by experts.

Pragmatic Theory
Definition (in your own words):
This theory is used when people rule out all possible solutions to find the very best one.

Real Life example: When solving multiple choice math questions I tend to rule out all of the answers and find the one that fits perfectly.

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Correspondence Theory
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Pragmatic Theory
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