Logical Force Flashcards

(13 cards)

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What is logical force?

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How strong a statement is. How much commitment we are getting.

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What is modality?

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How likely it is that something will occur.
(Forsure, Probably, Chance)

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What classifies as weak modality?

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just above a 0% chance something is true. (may, could, might, can, occasionally, often, significant amount (doesnt mean 50% depends on context))

POSSIBILITY

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What classifies as moderate modality?

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Expresses that something is likely or probable, showing more than a 50% but less than full (100%) certainty.

(probably, most likely, usually, Typically, Common)

PROBABILITY

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What classifies as strong modality?

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100% chance somthing is true guarantee, actionable.
(will, must, definately, always, is/are, necessarily, do/ does)

NECESSITY

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What is quantification?

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How many do something.

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What classifies as weak quantification?

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at least one
(some, a few,
several (at least 2 or 3),
many (depends on context doesnt indicate over 50%),
a significant number/ significant amount (doesn’t indicate over 50%))

Read as: “some or most or maybe even all”

** If a statement by definition DOESN’T mean more than half, then, consider it equivalent to some”

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How should you read “many, a significant number, a significant amount”

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bs words making something seem more impressive than it really is.

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What classifies as moderate quantification?

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Describes most or the majority of a group — more than half, but not all (though sometimes close to it).

(most, majority, overhalf)
read as: most or maybe all

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What classifies as strong quantification?

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100%
(all, any, each, every)

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Most v. The Most

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Most: Indicates a majority — over 50% of a group, but not all (a moderate claim, not absolute).

The Most: A comparative phrase meaning “more than any other.

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The Most

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A comparative claim
** does not mean over half of the group

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