When engaging in ideological reasoning, the argument maker ________.

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Which of the following is an example of an argument based on comparative reasoning?

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What is the condition which brings about the reasoning mistake known as a Fallacy of False Reference?

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Using "F"  and "G"  to stand for classes of objects, describe the reasoning pattern of the valid argument template called Applying a Generalization.

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. Benefits of modern techniques of symbolizing logic include

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The argumentEverything that happens has a cause; therefore, something is the cause of everythingis apparently an example of

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The correct symbolization of "There is some scholar who is more competitive than every athlete" is

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The correct symbolization of "All athletes are more competitive than some scholar" is

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The correct symbolization of "Every athlete is more competitive than any scholar" is

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The correct symbolization of "Some scholars are more competitive than some athletes" is

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Let the domain of interpretation be the set of all people; let S denote the class of scholars, A denote the class of athletes, and ...C__denote the binary relationship ...is more competitive than ___. The correct symbolization of "Some people are both scholars and athletes" is

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The symbolic sentence (x)(Sx −> ∼ Px) is a translation of which categorical sentence?

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The symbolic sentence (∃x)(Sx .∼ Px) is a translation of which categorical sentence?

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The symbolic sentence (∃x)(Sx . Px) is a translation of which categorical sentence?

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The symbolic sentence (x)(Sx −> Px) is a translation of which categorical sentence?

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A domain of interpretation

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Translations of English expressions into an artificial symbolic language

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The relationship is the same size as is

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The relationship belongs to is

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The relationship costs more than is

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