No Headless Horsemen Are Keen Sighted Riders

question 143

Multiple Choice

No headless horsemen are keen sighted riders. Therefore, no keen sighted riders are headless horsemen.

• A) Invalid, illicit contrary.
• B) Valid.
• C) Invalid, illicit conversion.
• D) Invalid, illicit contraposition.
• E) Invalid, existential fallacy.

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Definitions:

Facilitating Introductions

The process of making people acquainted with each other, often used in social, professional, or networking contexts to build connections and foster communication.

Guiding

The act of leading, directing, or advising others in order to achieve a goal or fulfill a purpose.

Introducing Intervention

A process or strategy designed to initiate change or improvement in a specific situation or system.

Opening Exercise

An initial activity conducted at the start of a meeting, training session, or workshop designed to prepare participants for the session ahead.