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Introduction to Logic - PHIL 110

Covers propositions, logical connectives, argument structure, validity, truth tables, quantifiers, and common reasoning errors.

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Study guides

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6/9 6. Testing Arguments with Truth Tables

Learn how truth tables represent propositional arguments, test validity, identify countervaluations, and distinguish logical form from factual truth.
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9/9 9. Analyzing and Improving Arguments

A structured guide to identifying propositions, representing argument forms, testing validity, recognizing common fallacies, and revising conclusions so they match the evidence.
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7/9 7. Predicates and Quantifiers

A progressive guide to representing properties and relations with predicates, translating ordinary language into quantified formulas, and reasoning about scope, domains, order, and negation.
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5/9 5. Truth Tables

A progressive guide to constructing truth tables, evaluating logical connectives, classifying propositions, testing equivalence, and assessing argument validity.
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2/9 2. Logical Connectives and Symbolic Translation

A progressive guide to identifying propositions, translating English connective phrases into symbolic logic, and evaluating the structure and truth conditions of compound statements.
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8/9 8. Reasoning Errors and Informal Fallacies

A progressive guide to translating, interpreting, negating, and evaluating quantified statements while avoiding common errors involving domains, scope, evidence, and quantifier order.
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3/9 3. Argument Structure

A practical guide to identifying, reconstructing, and evaluating arguments by distinguishing premises, conclusions, inferences, explanations, and non-arguments.
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4/9 4. Validity and Soundness

A progressive guide to identifying arguments, testing deductive validity, distinguishing validity from soundness, and recognizing common invalid forms of reasoning.
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1/9 1. Propositions and Truth Values

Builds a foundation in propositional logic by distinguishing propositions from nonpropositions, assigning truth values, analyzing compound statements, and using truth tables to connect individual claims with argument validity.
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Quizzes

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3/9 3. Argument Structure

A 14-question quiz on identifying, reconstructing, and evaluating arguments. The questions progress from recognizing basic argument components to applying distinctions between arguments, explanations, and valid reasoning.
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4/9 4. Validity and Soundness

A medium-difficulty quiz on argument structure, deductive validity, counterexamples, soundness, truth-table testing, inductive reasoning, and common reasoning errors.
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5/9 5. Truth Tables

A medium-difficulty quiz on constructing, evaluating, classifying, and applying truth tables for compound propositions and arguments.
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7/9 7. Predicates and Quantifiers

A medium-difficulty quiz on predicates, domains, quantifiers, translation patterns, quantifier order, and negation. The questions progress from foundational recognition to applied symbolic reasoning.
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8/9 8. Reasoning Errors and Informal Fallacies

A 14-question quiz on quantified statements, domains, scope, negation, quantifier order, counterexamples, witnesses, and common reasoning errors. The required candidates target medium difficulty and emphasize applying logical principles rather than recalling isolated definitions.
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9/9 9. Analyzing and Improving Arguments

A 14-question quiz on analyzing and improving arguments. The questions progress from identifying propositions and argument structure to applying validity tests, recognizing fallacies, evaluating evidence, and revising reasoning.
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6/9 6. Testing Arguments with Truth Tables

A medium-difficulty quiz on translating arguments, constructing and interpreting truth tables, testing validity, identifying countervaluations, and distinguishing propositional validity from factual truth and soundness.
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2/9 2. Logical Connectives and Symbolic Translation

A medium-difficulty quiz on propositions, logical connectives, truth conditions, symbolic translation, and the structure of compound statements.
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1/9 1. Propositions and Truth Values

A medium-difficulty quiz on identifying propositions, distinguishing truth from validity, analyzing compound statements, and applying basic truth-table concepts.
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Flashcards

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9/9 9. Analyzing and Improving Arguments

A focused set of flashcards on identifying propositions, analyzing argument structure, testing validity, recognizing fallacies, and improving reasoning.
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4/9 4. Validity and Soundness

A focused review of argument structure, deductive validity, counterexamples, soundness, truth-table testing, and the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning.
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7/9 7. Predicates and Quantifiers

A focused flashcard set covering predicates, domains, quantifiers, translation patterns, quantifier order, negation, and common reasoning errors in predicate logic.
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3/9 3. Argument Structure

A focused set of flashcards on identifying, reconstructing, and evaluating arguments, including premises, conclusions, inference, validity, and explanations.
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6/9 6. Testing Arguments with Truth Tables

Master how truth tables represent arguments, construct validity tests, identify countervaluations, and distinguish logical validity from soundness and factual truth.
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5/9 5. Truth Tables

A focused review of truth-table notation, connective behavior, table construction, proposition classification, equivalence, and argument validity.
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8/9 8. Reasoning Errors and Informal Fallacies

A focused set of flashcards on quantified statements, domains, scope, negation, quantifier order, and evidence for evaluating universal and existential claims.
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2/9 2. Logical Connectives and Symbolic Translation

A focused set of flashcards for identifying logical connectives, evaluating their truth conditions, and translating English statements into symbolic form.
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1/9 1. Propositions and Truth Values

Learn how introductory logic identifies propositions, assigns truth values, analyzes compound statements, and distinguishes truth from argument validity.
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