Question 1

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test:
-No a are $ \mathrm{a} $ Some $ m $ are not $ m $

$\frac {\text { Some $ \mathrm{m} $ are not $ \mathrm{b} $ }} { \text {Some $ \mathrm{b} $ are not $ \mathrm{a} $ } }$

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Question 2

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test:
-No $ y $ are $ x $
$\frac {\text { Some $ \mathrm{x} $ are $ \mathrm{z} $ }} { \text {Some $ \mathrm{z} $ are not $ \mathrm{y} $ } }$

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Question 3

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test:
-All $ d $ are $ p $
$\frac {\text {Some $ \mathrm{p} $ are $ \mathrm{z} $ }} { \text { Some $ \mathrm{z} $ are $ \mathrm{d} $} }$

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Question 4

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test:
-No $ a $ are $ b $
$\frac {\text {   All a are c}} { \text {  All c are b } }$

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Question 5

Explain the causal relationships implied by necessary and sufficient conditions.

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Question 6

Why is truth in testimony problematic? What are the obstacles to overcome in determining truth in testimony?

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Question 7

What is the Hypothetical-Deductive Reasoning technique? Why is it important to science?

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Question 8

How might surveys be manipulated? How might one tell that a survey is legitimate?

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Question 9

Explain how one might use a truth table to determine validity.

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Quiz 3: Understanding Causal Relationships: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No a are $\mathrm{a}$ Some $m$ are not $m$ $\frac {\text { Some \mathrm{m} are not \( \mathrm{b} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{b} \) are not \( \mathrm{a} \) } }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No $y$ are $x$ $\frac {\text { Some \mathrm{x} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are not \( \mathrm{y} \) } }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -All $d$ are $p$ $\frac {\text {Some \mathrm{p} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text { Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are \( \mathrm{d} \)} }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No $a$ are $b$ $\frac {\text { All a are c}} { \text { All c are b } }$

Explain the causal relationships implied by necessary and sufficient conditions.

Why is truth in testimony problematic? What are the obstacles to overcome in determining truth in testimony?

What is the Hypothetical-Deductive Reasoning technique? Why is it important to science?

How might surveys be manipulated? How might one tell that a survey is legitimate?

Explain how one might use a truth table to determine validity.

Quiz 3: Understanding Causal Relationships: Necessary and Sufficient Conditions

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No a are a \mathrm{a} a Some m m m are not m m m \frac {\text { Some \mathrm{m} are not \( \mathrm{b} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{b} \) are not \( \mathrm{a} \) } }

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No y y y are x x x \frac {\text { Some \mathrm{x} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are not \( \mathrm{y} \) } }

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -All d d d are p p p \frac {\text {Some \mathrm{p} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text { Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are \( \mathrm{d} \)} }

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No a a a are b b b All a are c All c are b \frac {\text { All a are c}} { \text { All c are b } } All c are b All a are c​

Explain the causal relationships implied by necessary and sufficient conditions.

Why is truth in testimony problematic? What are the obstacles to overcome in determining truth in testimony?

What is the Hypothetical-Deductive Reasoning technique? Why is it important to science?

How might surveys be manipulated? How might one tell that a survey is legitimate?

Explain how one might use a truth table to determine validity.

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No a are $\mathrm{a}$ Some $m$ are not $m$ $\frac {\text { Some \mathrm{m} are not \( \mathrm{b} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{b} \) are not \( \mathrm{a} \) } }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No $y$ are $x$ $\frac {\text { Some \mathrm{x} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text {Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are not \( \mathrm{y} \) } }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -All $d$ are $p$ $\frac {\text {Some \mathrm{p} are \( \mathrm{z} \) }} { \text { Some \( \mathrm{z} \) are \( \mathrm{d} \)} }$

Test the validity of the following syllogisms using the Venn Diagram test: -No $a$ are $b$ $\frac {\text { All a are c}} { \text { All c are b } }$