Definitions Flashcards

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-Serves as a premise for a final conclusion

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Subconclusion

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-Assuming that just because you have the thing that is needed, you have the thing that needs it

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Mistake in Reversal

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-Assuming because it’s true as a whole, it’s true as a part

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Division

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-Assuming that because you don’t have the thing that needs something you don’t have the thing it needs

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Mistake in Negation

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-Because -Since -For -For example -For the reason that -In that -Given that -As indicated by -Due to -Owing to -This can be seen from -We know this by

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Premise Indicators

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-Assuming because it’s true of the parts it’s true as a whole

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Composition

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-Thus -Therefore -Hence -Consequently -As a result -So -Accordingly -Clearly -Must be that -Shows that -Conclude that -Follows that -For this reason

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Conclusion Indicators

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-If you take away the thing that is needed, you can’t have the thing that needs it -If you take away the necessary, you can’t have the thing it’s necessary for

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Contrapositive

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-The thing that needs something -The dependent variable

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Sufficient

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-Everything other than conclusion -Platform in which they’re trying to conclude -Always true

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Premise

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-The thing that is needed -The independent variable -Can exist by itself

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Necessary

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-Combination of premises and conclusion that tries to convince you of something

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Argument

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Reversed Definitions

Subconclusion

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-Serves as a premise for a final conclusion

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Reversed Definitions

Mistake in Reversal

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-Assuming that just because you have the thing that is needed, you have the thing that needs it

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Reversed Definitions

Division

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-Assuming because it’s true as a whole, it’s true as a part

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Reversed Definitions

Mistake in Negation

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-Assuming that because you don’t have the thing that needs something you don’t have the thing it needs

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Reversed Definitions

Premise Indicators

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-Because -Since -For -For example -For the reason that -In that -Given that -As indicated by -Due to -Owing to -This can be seen from -We know this by

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Reversed Definitions

Composition

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-Assuming because it’s true of the parts it’s true as a whole

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Reversed Definitions

Conclusion Indicators

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-Thus -Therefore -Hence -Consequently -As a result -So -Accordingly -Clearly -Must be that -Shows that -Conclude that -Follows that -For this reason

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Reversed Definitions

Contrapositive

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-If you take away the thing that is needed, you can’t have the thing that needs it -If you take away the necessary, you can’t have the thing it’s necessary for

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Reversed Definitions

Sufficient

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-The thing that needs something -The dependent variable

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Reversed Definitions

Premise

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-Everything other than conclusion -Platform in which they’re trying to conclude -Always true

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Reversed Definitions

Necessary

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-The thing that is needed -The independent variable -Can exist by itself

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Reversed Definitions

Argument

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-Combination of premises and conclusion that tries to convince you of something