AinA Further Definitions

A deductive argument that has true premises and a valid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A deductive argument that has true premises and an invalid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A deductive argument that has false premises and a valid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A deductive argument where the premises, even if they are true, do not ensure the truth of the conclusion is called...

• an invalid argument.

• a valid argument.

• a sound argument.

• a weak argument.

An argument with a probable conclusion that goes beyond its experiential premises is called...

• an inductive argument.

• a deductive argument.

• an existential argument

• a dinductive argument

A persuasive inductive argument can be described as a...

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• strong argument.

• good argument.

• valid argument.

• cogent argument.

• sound argument.

A deductive argument that has true premises and a valid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A deductive argument that has true premises and an invalid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A deductive argument that has true premises and an invalid structure can be called a...

• sound argument.

• unsound argument.

• weak argument.

• strong argument.

A persuasive inductive argument can be described as a...

Tick all that apply.

• strong argument.

• good argument.

• valid argument.

• cogent argument.

• sound argument.