Course material covers the syllabus
Reasoning
Premise
Conclusion
Exercise on Premise and Conclusion
Argument
Valid argument
Invalid argument
Sound / Unsound argument
Exercise Arguments
Reasoning
Inductive / Deductive Reasoning and Arguments
Cogent and Uncogent Arguments
Exercise on Inductive and Deductive Arguments
Exercise: Sound /Unsound, Valid/ Invalid Arguments
Definitions
AEIO Forms
Exercise - Proposition Translation
What are the Main Types of Reasoning?
Deductive reasoning
Reductive Reasoning
Abductive reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Exercise : Inductive or Deductive
Exercise (Inductive and Deductive)
Exercise (Inductive and Deductive)
Syllogism (Deductive reasoning)
. Categorical Reasoning
. Hypothetical Reasoning (if- then)
. Disjunctive Reasoning (Either P or Q)
Circular reasoning
Some types of inductive reasoning:
Generalization reasoning
Causal reasoning
Analogical reasoning
Predictive Conjecture or Analogical Predicting
Exercise on Reasoning
Exercise on Reasoning
Proposition
Square of Opposition
Exercise: Contradictory, contrary, subcontrary, subaltern
Applied Definitions
Lexical Definition
Stipulative Definition
Precising Definition
Theoretical Definitions
Persuasive Definitions
Exercise Definitions
Exercise Definitions
Assertion and Argument
Transitivity, Symmetricity, Reflexivity and Equivalence
Transitivity
Symmetricity
Reflexivity
Equivalence
Venn Diagram
A. EAE
B. AAA
C. AII-3
D. AII-2
E. EAO
Fallacies in Arguments
Answers to exercises