Conditional Reasoning III Flashcards

1
Q

What is the valid inference?

A

You can extend the some arrow by pointing away from it in a chain.

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What is the valid inference?

A

You can extend the most arrow by pointing away from it in a chain

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What is the valid inference?

A

Two most arrows stacked on the same sufficient condition (A) means there must be an overlap between the necessary groups (B&C)

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4
Q

There are _________ some and most chains that lead to any real inferences.

A

Three

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5
Q

You can point a must arrow [away/towards] a some arrow and extend the some arrow from the first term to the last term.

A

Away

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6
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You can add up two “most” arrows on the same sufficient condition. There’s a guaranteed [“some”/“most”] overlap between the two necessary conditions.

A

Some

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