This Theory for Solving Syllogisms Suggests That Semantic Processes Are

question 8

Multiple Choice

This theory for solving syllogisms suggests that semantic processes are used to construct an analogous representation which may or may not lead to deductively valid conclusion.

• A)mental models
• B)categorical syllogisms
• C)linear syllogisms
• D)categorical inferences

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