Ideological Arguments Will Generally Pass the Test of Logical Strength

question 12

Multiple Choice

Ideological arguments will generally pass the test of logical strength because most of the time ________.

• A) they are the products of warranted inductive reasoning
• B) there is nobody around who has the courage to disagree
• C) their premises are true
• D) they are often the products of valid deductive reasoning

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Definitions:

Wattled Jacanas

Tropical wetland birds known for their distinctive long toes and striking facial wattles, typically found across Central and South America.

Sexual Selection

A mechanism of evolution where individuals with certain inherited characteristics are more likely than other individuals to obtain mates.

Strong Sexual Selection

A form of natural selection where certain traits increase an individual's chances of mating and reproducing more than others.

Weak Sexual Selection

A scenario in which the selection of mates based on certain traits is less pronounced, leading to minimal differences in reproductive success among individuals.