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What do we call a statement that tells what person thinks or believes?

There are a few terms we can use for a statement that tells what someone thinks or believes, depending on the specific context:

General Terms:

* Opinion: This is a widely used term for a personal belief or judgment that is not necessarily based on fact.

* Belief: This refers to a conviction in the truth or reality of something, often based on faith or personal experience.

* Thought: This is a more general term for any idea or concept that comes to mind.

More Specific Terms:

* Assertion: A confident and forceful statement of belief.

* Conviction: A strong and unwavering belief.

* Assumption: A belief that is taken for granted without proof.

* Perspective: A way of thinking about something that is influenced by personal experiences and beliefs.

* Standpoint: A position or viewpoint from which someone expresses their opinion.

The most appropriate term will depend on the specific context and the strength of the statement being made.

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