In McPherson's argument, the premise "if it is wrong to make animals suffer, then it is wrong to kill animals" is called a(n) _______ premise.

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The premise in McPherson's argument follows a conditional statement format, where the first part ("if it is wrong to make animals suffer") sets a condition for the second part ("then it is wrong to kill animals"). Therefore, it is a conditional premise.

In McPherson's Argument, the Premise "If It Is Wrong to Make