Assuming

Question 1

Assuming that survey responses are accurate

Question 2

Assuming that a causal relationship exists between two things that could have both been caused by something else

Question 3

Assuming temporal continuity

Question 4

Assuming that what is true of some of the parts of a whole is true of the whole itself

Question 5

Assuming that what is true of all of the parts of a whole is true of the whole itself

Question 6

Assuming that what is true of a whole is true of its parts

Question 7

Assuming that “many not” implies not many

Question 8

Assuming that a relationship is directly proportional

Question 9

Assuming that a trait is always manifested

Question 10

Assuming that a temporal sequence implies a causal relationship

Question 11

Assuming that two things are mutually exclusive

Question 12

Assuming that a statement is true because a statement that contradicts it is false

Question 13

Assuming that a claim is false merely because another claim contradicts it

Question 14

Assuming that a premise of an argument is false because the argument’s conclusion is false

Question 15

Assuming that an effect is intended

Question 16

Assuming that those who hold a belief also believe its implications

Question 17

Assuming that desiring something implies desiring its consequences