A predicate not contained in the subject is found in
A) Pure concepts.
B) Self-contradictory claims.
C) Analytic judgments.
D) Synthetic judgments.

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In synthetic judgments, the predicate concept is not contained in the subject concept but is instead added to the subject, providing new information. This contrasts with analytic judgments, where the predicate is contained within the subject.

A Predicate Not Contained in the Subject Is Found in