Is a Hypothetical Proposition Equivalent to Its Converse? to Its

question 81

Multiple Choice

Is a hypothetical proposition equivalent to its converse? To its contrapositive?

• A)It is equivalent to its converse, but not to its contrapositive.
• B)It is equivalent to its contrapositive, but not to its converse.
• C)It is equivalent to both.
• D)It is equivalent to neither.
• E)It depends on the subject matter of the proposition.

---

Definitions:

Gerald Corey

A prominent author and professor in the field of psychology known for his work in counselling and psychotherapy.

Crisis Intervention

A method of immediate, short-term assistance to individuals experiencing an event that produces emotional, mental, physical, and behavioral distress.

Gerald Caplan

A pioneering figure in community mental health, Caplan is well-known for his contributions to mental health prevention and crisis intervention.

Traumatic Events

Incidents that cause psychological, physical, emotional, or spiritual distress, often leading to lasting impacts on an individual's well-being and mental health.