An Unsound Deductive Argument Is Not Strong, but It Is

question 12

True/False

An unsound deductive argument is not strong, but it is not entirely worthless either.

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Definitions:

Subpersonalities

Different elements of an individual's personality that may become dominant in different contexts or during various emotional states.

Single Identity

A concept referring to an individual's identification with a single aspect of their identity, often excluding or prioritizing it over other aspects.

Classical Conditioning

A process of learning in which two events that repeatedly occur close together in time become tied together in a person’s mind and so produce the same response.

Self-hypnosis

A process where an individual induces a state of hypnosis in themselves, usually for purposes of self-improvement or therapy.