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    The Mode of Reasoning Known as "Affirming the Consequent
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The Mode of Reasoning Known as "Affirming the Consequent

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Question 8

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The mode of reasoning known as "affirming the consequent"


A) Is deductively valid.
B) Is a way of disconfirming a hypothesis.
C) May involve a true test implication.
D) Is the same as modus tollens.

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