It is a type of interrogative statement that clarifies points through understanding the deeper meaning of a claim.

 

• Socratic Questioning

• Socratic Statement

• Socratic Problem

• Socratic Formula

It is a process of determining the truth or drawing a conclusion from a statement using various philosophical methods

• Method of formulating

• Method of Philosophizing

• Method of Argumentation

• Method of Reasoning

It is a Greek term which means, "to inquire or to cross-examine", is an exchange of ideas using Socratic questioning.

 

• Melenchus

• Philos

• Elenchus

• Tenius

 

In Socratic Method, statements are deconstructed or questioned to come up with the actual truth that is believed to rest on the roots of the argument.

TRUE OR FALSE? 

• TRUE

• FALSE

 There is no particular end goal in Socratic Questioning aside from reaching an absolute truth from probing statements and, in the process, eliminating ideas that are questionable or contradicting.

 

• FALSE

• TRUE

It is a statement that can be checked and backed up with evidence. It is often used in conjunction with research and study.

• FACT

• TRUTH

• OPINION

• NARRATIVE

It is an expression of one’s feelings based on facts, emotions, beliefs, or views. It is not based on evidence.

 

• Hypothesis

• Ordering

• Opinion

• Philosophical Analysis

It is something that has actual and proven existence scientifically and spiritually regardless of one’s opinion and beliefs. It is undisputed, objective, universal, constant, exact, and factual.

• SKEPTICISM

• QUERY

• EXPERIMENTATION

• TRUTH

 

Plato's Method is a type of interrogative process that clarifies points through understanding the deeper meaning of a claim.

 

• TRUE

• FALSE

 

The process of deconstructing or questioning statements to come up with the actual truth is called the Socratic Method.

 

• TRUE

• FALSE