Concepts Are Formed By

question 19

Multiple Choice

Concepts are formed by:

• A) finding consistent similarities among a set of facts and ignoring small differences.
• B) focusing on a key fact and ignoring other facts.
• C) using a standard definition, like those found in a dictionary.
• D) comparing and contrasting two facts.

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Definitions:

Syllogism Types

Various forms of logical arguments characterized by three parts: a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion.

Categorical Syllogism

Logical reasoning that draws a conclusion from two other premises, involving a set of three categories or terms.

Affirmative Premise

A statement within a logical argument that positively asserts a relationship or condition, contributing towards the conclusion.

Proposition

A formulated idea or plan suggested for acceptance; a plan of action.