Logic
a. is not concerned with arguments that have false premisses.
b. is concerned with analyzing and appraising arguments.
c. is the study of declarative sentences.
d. includes critical thinking as one of its tasks.
e.None of these choices.
b
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Newton believed that all material bodies in the universe were governed by universal laws of nature
a. True b. False
"A regime's oppressive rule often leads to massive street demonstrations. Recently, there were massive demonstrations in the streets of Cairo
We may conclude that years of oppressive rule by the Egyptian regime led to those demonstrations" is an example of A) enumerative induction B) statistical syllogism C) causal argument D) analogy
If a person accepts a claim on the say-so of an alleged witness or authority and there is good reason to believe that the alleged witness or authority is biased, then the person commits the fallacy of inappropriate appeal to authority.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Validity is a matter of
A) argument form. B) an argument's having true premises. C) an argument's having a true conclusion.