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Which of the following makes an analogy strong rather than fallacious in an argument?

In a few words, explain what distinguishes a deductive argument from an inductive argument. 

“If it is raining, then the streets are wet. The streets are wet. Therefore, it is raining.” 
Evaluate this argument (is it valid?) and explain your answer (what makes the argument valid/invalid?).

Identify the conclusion from the following passage: ““Students should submit assignments electronically, since electronic submissions reduce paper waste and are easier to organize.”

If p, then q. If q, then r. Therefore, if p, r. True or false: this is a valid argument

According to the authors of the Toolkit, why is disagreement in philosophy often persistent?

What is a statement?

According to Vaughn, psychological obstacles to critical thinking fall under two broad categories:   and

Correctly Identify any/all sentences expressing a statement

A value proposition answers which key question?