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Is this a A categorical syllogism?
Most Humans are frightened of the unknown.
The deep seas are unknown.
Most Humans are frightened of the deep seas.
Major term: Humans
Minor term: Frightened
Middle term: Unknown
Most Humans are frightened of the unknown.
The deep seas are unknown.
Most Humans are frightened of the deep seas.
Major term: Humans
Minor term: Frightened
Middle term: Unknown
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Answered by
PsyDAG
Categorical syllogism is a form of deductive reasoning with three categorical propositions: Two Premises — that are assumed to be true. One Conclusion. And our job is to determine the truth or fallacy of the argument. In other words, a categorical proposition is deemed valid only if the premises are sufficient to prove the conclusion is true.
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