Drag each concept to its corresponding definition Conditional Claim A system of logic that specifies the logical relationships among truth functional claims-claims whose truth values depend solely on the truth values of their simplest component parts Negation A letter that stands for a claim. Truttable A table that lists all possible combinations of truth values for the claim variables in a symbolized claim or argument and then specifies the truth value of the claim or claims for each of those possible combinations The contradictory of a given claim the negation of claim is usually given as "hol Truth functional equivalent Conjunction A compound claim made from two simpler claims, it is true if and only both of the simpler olime that compose it are true Claim van Acompound claim made up of two simpler claims, it is false only if both of the simpler claims that make it up are false A claim that state-of-affairs A cannot hold without state-of-affala B holding as woll-for example, "A thon The A part of the claim is called the antecedent"; the B-part is called the consequent Trum-Runctional Diujunction This occurs if and only if two claims have exactly the same truth table Reset Drag each concept to its corresponding definition Attacking the analogy An argument that something has an attribute because a similar thing has that attribute Conclusion analogue Things that have similar attributes Attribute of interest The analogue referred to in the conclusion of an argument from analogy Argument from analogy An attempt to rebut an argument from analogy by calling attention to Important dissimilarities between the analogues Analogues The attribute ascribed to a thing or things in the conclusion of an inductive generalization, inductive argument from analogy, or statistical syllogism Reset