An argument in which each step in the argument is numbered consecutively, premises are stated above the conclusions they are claimed to support, and justifications are provided for each conclusion in the argument is said to be in _____.
A) standard logical form
B) prototypical form
C) summary form
D) standard deductive form

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Standard logical form organizes an argument by numbering each step, stating premises above conclusions, and providing justifications for each conclusion, facilitating clear understanding and analysis of the argument's structure and validity.

An Argument in Which Each Step in the Argument Is