If We Can Imagine a Situation in Which the Premises

question 7

Multiple Choice

If we can imagine a situation in which the premises of an argument are true but the conclusion of the argument is false, then:

• A) The argument is cogent.
• B) The argument is not cogent.
• C) The argument is valid.
• D) The argument is invalid.

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Definitions:

Cerebrum

The largest part of the brain, consisting of the right and left hemispheres, responsible for integrating sensory input, coordinating movement, and higher cognitive functions such as reasoning and emotion.

Lobe

Rounded, projecting part, such as the lobe of a lung, the liver, or a gland.

Association Fibers

Nerve fibers that connect different regions within the same hemisphere of the brain, facilitating communication between them.

Cerebral Cortex

This refers to the brain's cerebrum's outer neural tissue, instrumental in controlling memory, cognition, consciousness, thought, language, perception, and attention.