Inductive Logic

Question 0

General conjunction

Answer 0

When 1 event affects the next (not replacing card)

P(A+B)=P(A) x P(B, if A)

Question 1

Restricted conjunction

Answer 1

Independent events (flip coin)
P(A+B)=P(A) x P(B)

Question 2

Restricted disjunction

Answer 2

Events not mutually exclusive- rolling die and getting 6 OR 4
P(A v B)= P(A) + P(B)

Question 3

General disjunction

Answer 3

Calculating prob when 2 events are not mutually exclusive (tossing tails twice)
P(A v B)= [P(A)+P(B)] - [P(A) x P(B)]

Question 4

Negation

Answer 4

1- known probability

Question 5

Population

Answer 5

Any group of objects

Question 6

Sample

Answer 6

Subset of the population

Question 7

Disanalogy

Answer 7

To point out differences between 2 things

Question 8

Counteranalogy

Answer 8

New competing argument- compare thing in question to something else

Question 9

Unintended consequences

Answer 9

The realization that an argument you made before supports an argument against you now- response is to either accept the consequence or weaken original argument.