Baronett, s. 2015. logic

Chapter 7, Level 1 Self-Quiz: D. Chapter 7, Level 1 Self-Quiz: E. Chapter 7, Level 2 Self-Quiz: D. Chapter 7, Level 2 Self-Quiz: E. Chapter 8 Flashcards. Chapter 8 Guide. Chapter 8 Tip Sheet. Chapter 9 Flashcards. Chapter 9 Guide. Chapter 9 Tip Sheet. Chapter 9, Level 1 Self Quiz: A. Chapter 9, Level 1 Self Quiz: F1. Chapter 9, Level 1 Self Quiz: F2. Chapter 9, Level 1 Self Quiz: G1. Chapter 9, Level 1 Self Quiz: G2. Chapter 9, Level 2 Self Quiz: A. Chapter 9, Level 2 Self Quiz: D.

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Addition Add 2. Modens Ponens MP 4. Modus Tollens MT 6. Disjunctive Syllogism DS 6. Hypothetical Syllogism HS 7. Constructive Dilemma CD 8.

Simplification Simp Exercise Set—6. Association Assoc Double Negation DN Commutation Comm De Morgan DeM Distribution Dist Exercise Set—6. Transposition Trans Material Implication MI Exportation Exp Material Equivalence ME Equivocation 2. Amphiboly 3. Composition 4. Division 5. Emphasis 6. Straw Man Fallacy 7. Red Herring Fallacy Exercise Set Begging the Question 2. Complex Question 3.

Hasty generalization 4. Biased sample 5. Hasty application of a generalization 6. Fake Precision 7. Coincidence 8. Post hoc 9. Common Cause Slippery slope Exercise Set Ad hominem 2. Tu Quoque 3. Appeal to Emotion 4.

Appeal to Pity 5. Appeal to Force 6. Inference from Ignorance 7. Irrelevant Conclusion 8. Appeal to Inappropriate Authority Exercise Set—8.