Science, Norms and Values

Question 1

Inductive Argument

Answer 1

The conclusion must not necessarily be true

Question 2

Deductive Argument

Answer 2

Given that all premises are true the conclusion is true

Question 3

A Sentence

Answer 3

A sentence containing a premise that must not be a Question or command

Question 4

Parts of an argument

Answer 4

A set of 0 or more sentences (the premises) and a one sentence of conclusion

Question 5

When is a deductive argument valid?

Answer 5

When the logig holds up: If all premises are true the Conclusion MUST be true

Question 6

When is a deductive argument sound

Answer 6

When it is valid and all premises are actually true

Question 7

Kinds of impossibility

Answer 7

Biologically, Physically, Impossible by the rules, Logical

Question 8

Logically Possible

Answer 8

A stuation is coherent, conceivable and non-contradictionary