3. Conversion - Introduction Conversion of a categorical proposition yields a new categorical proposition with a truth value that may or may not be related to the truth value of the original proposition. To convert a categorical proposition, you switch the subject term and the predicate term to get a new statement called the converse of the original statement. For each of the following given categorical propositions, complete a Venn diagram for the given statement, use the selection lists to indicate the converse of each statement, and complete a Venn diagram to represent the information in the converse. Tool tip: Mouse over various regions of the Venn diagram to highlight those regions. Click multiple times to rotate through the possible markings within that region. Given Type E Statement: No S are P. SP Converse of Type E Statement