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A Concise Introduction to Logic

Exam 1: Basic Concepts

Exam 1: Basic Concepts421 Questions

Exam 2: Language: Meaning and Definition360 Questions

Exam 3: Informal Fallacies360 Questions

Exam 4: Categorical Propositions450 Questions

Exam 5: Categorical Syllogisms357 Questions

Exam 6: Propositional Logic354 Questions

Exam 7: Natural Deduction in Propositional Logic76 Questions

Exam 8: Predicate Logic60 Questions

Exam 9: Analogy and Legal and Moral Reasoning36 Questions

Exam 10: Causality and Mills Methods45 Questions

Exam 11: Probability45 Questions

Exam 12: Statistical Reasoning45 Questions

Exam 13: Hypotheticalscientific Reasoning45 Questions

Exam 14: Science and Superstition45 Questions

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An argument that proceeds from our knowledge of an effect to a claim about the cause is:

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