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The term 'epistemic questioning' is borrowed from cognitive science and educational psychology, where in human learning it refers to individuals actively asking questions to fill knowledge gaps, test hypotheses, or expand understanding, as opposed to questions posed for social courtesy, process advancement, or instruction confirmation.
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