Section C: Evaluating Arguments

For each argument check all and only the terms that apply. If you check Defeated, tell me why its defeated for you. If you check Unreasonable Premise, tell me which premise is unreasonable and why that premise is unreasonable for you.

(1) All inductively strong arguments are cogent arguments

(2) All cogent arguments are invalid arguments

(3) All invalid arguments have false premises

(4) Therefore all inductively strong arguments have false premises.

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise

(1) All inductively strong arguments are invalid arguments

(2) All invalid arguments are ill-formed arguments

(3) All ill-formed arguments are weak arguments

(4) Therefore, all inductively strong arguments are weak arguments

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise

(1) All deductively strong arguments are valid arguments.

(2) All valid arguments are well-formed arguments.

(3) All well-formed arguments have reasonable premises.

(4) Therefore, all deductively strong arguments have reasonable premises Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise

(1) All deductively strong arguments are well-formed arguments

(2) All well-formed arguments are either valid or cogent.

(3) All arguments that are either valid or cogent have true conclusions

(4) All deductively strong arguments have true conclusions.

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise