Certain Diseases Can Occur More Than Once in the Same

question 3

True/False

Certain diseases can occur more than once in the same individual during a stated period of time. Repeated cases of the disease have no effect upon incidence rates.

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Definitions:

Tautological Consequent

A conclusion in a deductive argument that is true by definition or is logically unavoidable.

Tautology

A statement that is true in every possible interpretation, often repeating the same idea in different words unnecessarily.

Self-Contradictory Antecedent

A condition in a hypothetical statement that contradicts itself, making the statement impossible or illogical.

Tautology

A statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form, often repeating the same idea in different words without providing additional information.