If you interpret "All A are C" to imply that "All C are A," then you are guilty of
A)partial combination
B)response bias
C)a slip of the tongue
D)premise conversion

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Premise conversion is the act of reversing the order of the terms of a categorical proposition. The given interpretation is an example of premise conversion, as it reverses the order of the terms and changes the meaning of the original proposition.

If You Interpret "All a Are C" to Imply That