In Order to Be Sound, an Argument Must Be

question 7

Multiple Choice

In order to be sound, an argument must be

• A)valid and strong.
• B)deductive and strong.
• C)valid and have true premises.
• D)inductive and have true conclusions.

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Definitions:

Perceptual Learning

The changes in perception that occur as a function of practice or experience with the stimuli.

Gibson

James J. Gibson was a psychologist known for his work on visual perception, especially the theory of affordances which suggests that the environment provides cues that shape behavior.

Target Stimulus

A specific stimulus presented to a participant in a study, designed to elicit a particular response.

Technical Terminology

The specialized vocabulary related to a specific field of work, study, or interest.