This argument form:
If p then q
Q
Therefore, p
Is an example of
A) denying the consequent.
B) disjunctive syllogism.
C) affirming the consequent.
D) denying the antecedent.

Question

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This argument form is an example of affirming the consequent, which is a logical fallacy. It incorrectly assumes that if the consequent (q) is true, then the antecedent (p) must also be true, which is not logically valid.

This Argument Form: If P Then Q