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Must be true conclusion based on given information |
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"If...then" Necessary and Sufficient Conditions |
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Conditional Reasoning Features |
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1. Sufficient does not cause the Necessary 2. There is not time requirement for either 3. Conditional relationship does not have to be realistic |
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-"If..." -requires a Necessary Condition |
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-"then" -does NOT require a Sufficient Condition |
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Repeated Form (valid/invalid?) |
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-Reverse and Negated together -Valid Inference |
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Switches elements in the Sufficient and Necessary Conditions |
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-Invalid Inference -Mistaken Reversal |
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Negates both conditions but does not switch them |
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-Invalid Inference -Mistaken Negation |
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"Unless X, Y"
Example: "Unless a person studies, she will not receive an A" |
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-Term modified by "unless" (except, until, without) becomes necessary condition and remaining term is negated and the sufficient condition -Sufficient: A -Necessary: Study |
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At least one of the two and possibly both |
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"If and only if" (in terms of A and B) |
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A and B OR neither A nor B |
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