Ways in which individuals understand the nature of knowledge and how they arrive at ideas, beliefs, and conclusions is called ______.

A) metacognition
B) dualism
C) epistemic cognition
D) relativistic thinking

Epistemic Cognition

The ways in which an individual understands how they arrived at ideas, beliefs, and conclusions.

Metacognition

The awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes, including the ability to monitor, regulate, and adapt these processes for better learning.

Relativistic Thinking

A type of thinking that recognizes the validity of multiple perspectives and that knowledge is contextual rather than absolute.