The Ability to Reason Through a Series of Premises to Reach

question 1

Multiple Choice

The ability to reason through a series of premises to reach a conclusion using logic even when the premise is false is known as ___________.

• A)conditional reasoning
• B)logical necessity
• C)hypothetical deductive reasoning
• D)logical thinking

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Definitions:

Compound Eyes

Eyes that consist of thousands of small, individual photoreceptor units, common in insects and crustaceans, providing a wide angle of vision.

Insect

A small arthropod animal that has six legs and, generally, one or two pairs of wings.

Crystallin Protein

Specialized proteins found in the eye lens, responsible for maintaining its transparency and focusing ability.