Could a Categorical Syllogism Have Two Conclusions

question 152

Multiple Choice

Could a categorical syllogism have two conclusions?

• A)No, because then it would not be a syllogism.
• B)No, because then it would not be categorical.
• C)No, because no argument of any kind can have two conclusions.
• D)Yes, as long as there is only one premise.
• E)Yes, as long as the two premises provide enough information to reach two conclusions.

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Definitions:

Classification

The process of organizing objects or information into categories based on shared qualities or characteristics.

Categorization

The cognitive process of organizing information into meaningful groups or classes based on shared characteristics.

Pedophilia

A psychiatric disorder characterized by an adult's sexual attraction to prepubescent children.

Sexual Assault

A behavior where an individual deliberately engages in sexual contact with another individual without their agreement, or compels or physically manipulates someone into participating in a sexual activity against their desire.