Some Guilty Defendants Are Not Believable Witnesses

question 369

Multiple Choice

Some guilty defendants are not believable witnesses. Therefore, some unbelievable witnesses are not innocent defendants.

• A) Invalid; existential fallacy.
• B) Valid; no fallacy.
• C) Invalid; illicit contraposition.
• D) Invalid; illicit contrary.
• E) Invalid; illicit subcontrary.

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Definitions:

Mental Representation

An internal image or symbol of external reality, created by the brain.

Modes of Thought

Refers to the different ways in which individuals think and perceive the world, influenced by their cognitive abilities, experiences, and cultural backgrounds.

Synaptogenesis

The formation of synapses between neurons in the brain, a crucial process for learning, memory, and neural development.

Mental Representation

Mental representation is the mind's ability to hold internal images or concepts of external objects, situations, or information, playing a critical role in cognition and perception.