Naturalized epistemology is an approach to understanding knowledge that emphasizes the role of empirical science in shaping our beliefs about knowledge. It suggests that instead of relying solely on philosophical reasoning, we should look to the methods and findings of the natural sciences, such as psychology and cognitive science, to inform our understanding of how we acquire knowledge. This perspective challenges traditional epistemology, which often focuses on abstract theories of knowledge. By integrating scientific insights, naturalized epistemology aims to provide a more grounded and practical framework for exploring questions about belief, justification, and truth, ultimately linking knowledge to human experience and behavior.