True and False
-It often is claimed that we don't really need analogical arguments since all conclusions drawn analogically can be drawn by means of other kinds of inductive arguments (plus deductive arguments).
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Q4: True and False
-If the premises of a
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-An argument may be inductively
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-There is no more reason
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-Adding relevant premises to an
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-Valid inductive arguments should include
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-In analogical reasoning, we often
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-Mill's Methods are methods for
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-Analogical arguments are inferior to
Q13: Probability
-Suppose we use an honest (symmetrical) pair
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-Suppose we randomly draw cards from
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