Section 1: lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

what is a deductive argument

A

an argument meant to provide decisive support for their conclusions

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2
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what is an inductive argument

A

an argument meant to provide probable support for their conclusions

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3
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a good __ argument is said to be both valid and sound

A

deductive

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4
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a good __ argument is said to be both strong and cogent

A

inductive

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5
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what is a deductive inference

A

the premises intended to prove conclusive support for the conclusion

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6
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what is an inductive inference

A

the support the premises intend to provide for the conclusion is less than certain

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7
Q

what inference guarantees the conclusion is certain

A

deductive

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8
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what inference does not guarantee the conclusion

A

inductive

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9
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what inference uses proofs, logic, and definitions

A

deductive

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10
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what inference uses analogies, hypothetical reasoning , analogies from qualified authorities

A

inductive

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11
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what is an inference to the best explanation/abduction

A

arguments where the best available explanation is chosen as the correct one

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12
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a deduction is a

A

guarentee

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13
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an induction is

A

probable

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14
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abduction

A

the best available explanation

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15
Q

what is truth the property of

A

propositions

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16
Q

what can never be true or false

A

arguments

17
Q

deductive arguments are either __ or __ NEVER __ or __

A

they are valid of invalid never true or false

18
Q

can an argument be true or false?

A

no

19
Q

what is an invalid argument structure

A

one where the truth of the premise is meant to guarantee the truth of the conclusion but fails to do so

20
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what is a sound argument

A

a valid argument that has true premises

21
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what is soundness about

A

both structure and truth

22
Q

you must have a good structure and true premises to make a __ argument

A

sound

23
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what is an unsound argument

A

an argument that either is invalid or has at least one false premise

24
Q

what is validity the property of

A

an argument structure

25
Q

what is truth

A

a proposition that accurately represents reality

26
Q

what is validity

A

in a good deductive argument structure, the true premises would make the conclusion necessarily true

27
Q

all __ + __ = sound argument

A

all true premises + valid structure= sound argument

28
Q

can an argument be valid with false premises

A

yes

29
Q

can an argument be invalid with true premises

A

yes

30
Q

cogent is the equivalent of…

A

sound

31
Q

all ___ + ___ = cogency argument

A

all true premises + strong inductive support

32
Q

an inductive argument can not be __ it can be __

A

it cannot be valid or invalid it can be strong or weak

33
Q

a deductive argument can not be __ it can be __

A

it cannot be strong or weak it can be valid or invalid