An Invalid Nondeductive Argument Can Still Be an Example of Good

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True/False

An invalid nondeductive argument can still be an example of good reasoning.

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Definitions:

Iconic Memories

A type of visual memory that lasts a very short time, representing an exact replica of an observed scene or object.

Echoic Memories

A type of sensory memory that retains audio information for up to a few seconds after the original sound has ceased.

Episodic Buffer

Part of Baddeley's model of working memory, it is a temporary storage system that integrates information from different sources and bridges short-term memory with long-term memory.

Central Executive

A component of working memory model that acts as a control system, orchestrating the processing of information by directing attention, making plans, and integrating information.