A Kind of Thinking Which Produces Many Different Answers to the Same

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Short Answer

A kind of thinking which produces many different answers to the same questions.

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Definitions:

Inference Forms

Patterns of reasoning where the conclusion logically follows from the premises.

MP

An abbreviation often used for "Modus Ponens," a form of argument in logic where from "If P then Q" and "P" one concludes "Q."

Inference Forms

Patterns of reasoning where a conclusion is drawn from premises based on logical principles.

Inference Forms

Patterns or structures of reasoning through which conclusions are drawn from premises based on logical principles.