If an Argument Is Cogent, This Means That

question 123

Multiple Choice

If an argument is cogent, this means that:

• A)it is deductive
• B)it is valid and its premises are true
• C)it is strong and its premises are true
• D)it is easily disproven
• E)it makes sense to everyone who hears it

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Definitions:

Illusory Promise

A statement that appears to be a promise but is too vague or lacks commitment to be legally binding and enforceable as a contract.

Promissory Estoppel

A legal principle preventing a party from withdrawing a promise if the other party has reasonably relied on that promise to their detriment.

False Pretenses

The act of knowingly making untrue statements or deceiving others to obtain goods, money, or services unlawfully.

Mutual Exchange

An agreement where two parties exchange goods, services, or other considerations of value, with each party benefiting from the transaction.