A Premise in an Argument Is Relevant to That Argument's

question 24

Multiple Choice

A premise in an argument is relevant to that argument's conclusion if:

• A) The premise is related to the argument's conclusion.
• B) The truth of the premise counts in favor of the argument's conclusion.
• C) The truth of the premise guarantees the truth of the argument's conclusion.
• D) The premise is acceptable whenever the conclusion is acceptable.

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Definitions:

Secure Roles

Positions or identities within social settings that provide a sense of safety and belonging.

Full Independence

Achieving complete self-reliance in both physical and decision-making aspects of one's life.

Identity Formation

The development of the distinct personality of an individual regarded as a persisting entity, often seen as a crucial part of an individual's development during adolescence.

Vocational Direction

Guidance and counseling provided to individuals to help them select, prepare for, enter, and be successful in a career.