1
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Argument
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Simply a set of statements, one of which (the conclusion) appears to be implied or supported by the others (the premise).
2
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What are the two types of statements in an argument?
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- Premise
and - Conclusion
3
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Conclusion
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The point or terminus of the argument: the statement that appears to be implied or supported by others.
4
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Premise
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The statements that support or imply the conclusion.
5
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What kind of words introduce a conclusion?
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Therefore, thus, so, consequently, etc.
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What kind of words introduce a premise?
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Since, because, for, given that, etc.
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What is the difference between a conclusion and a premise when found in an argument?
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An argument will never contain more than one conclusion, but it can contain more than one premise.
Logic Unit 3: Syllogisms and Validity
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