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| right way to treat others |
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| set of codes/standards that govern how people act |
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| used to convince us of something |
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| claims that something is true or false |
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| therefore, hence, it follows that, consequently, so |
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| since, because, for this reason, given that, due to |
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| if premises are true and conclusion is true |
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| if premises are true and conclusion is false |
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| comes when 1 or more premises are false or form is invalid |
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| comes when all the premises are true and the form is valid |
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| if structure is good but if unsure if argument is good or bad |
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| options for judging arguments |
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| invalid bad, valid good, valid suspend judgement, valid bad |
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| means that form is okay but the argument is bad |
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