Unit 1 Flashcards

1
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What is logic?

A

Logic is the study of methods for evaluating whether the premises of an argument adequately support it’s conclusion

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2
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What is a conclusion?

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The point the argument is trying to make

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3
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What are premises

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Statements in an argument that provides support for the conclusion

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4
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What is an argument?

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A set of statement where some are intended to support another

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5
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Types of argument

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Deductive and inductive

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6
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Deductive Argument

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Premises guarantee the conclusion

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Inductive argument

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Premises make the conclusiom probable without guaranteeing it

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8
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Valid argument

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Conclusion can be infered from premises

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9
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Invalid argument

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Conclusion does not follow premises

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10
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Cogent argument

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Inductive argument that is strong and has all true premises

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11
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Uncogent argument

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Weak and has at least one false premises

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12
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Sound argument

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Valid and all premises are true

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13
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Unsound argument

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An invalid argument with atleast one false premise

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14
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What follows the if in a conditional statement

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Antecedent /hypothesis

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15
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What follows the ‘then’ in a conditional statement

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Consequent/ conclusion

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16
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How many Argument forms are there

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