In Formal Logic, a Conclusion Is Valid If

question 18

Multiple Choice

In formal logic, a conclusion is valid if

• A) it fits with our personal beliefs.
• B) it is based on observable evidence.
• C) it necessarily follows from statements that are accepted as facts.
• D) it is subject to interpretation.

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Definitions:

Short-Term Memory Loss

A condition where an individual has difficulty retaining recent information, often lasting from a few seconds to a minute.

Levels Of Processing Theory

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Exam

A formal test of a person's knowledge or proficiency in a subject or skill.

Procedural Memory

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