These types of statements for a categorical syllogism are in the form "All A are B" in which a positive statement is made about all the members in that class (e.g. ,all cognitive psychology students are brilliant).
A)particular affirmative statements
B)particular negative statements
C)universal affirmatives
D)universal negative statements

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement "All A are B" is a universal affirmative statement, which means it is a statement that claims all members of a particular class possess a certain quality, trait, or characteristic. In this case, the statement claims that all members of class A (cognitive psychology students) possess the quality of being brilliant, making it a universal affirmative statement.

These Types of Statements for a Categorical Syllogism Are in the Form