4LOGIC-FINAL PERIOD

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Across
  1. 5. A fallacy that is committed when an exception to the general rule is ignored.
  2. 6. Refers to the propositions in the reasoning process.
  3. 7. Also called Fallacy of Four Terms.
  4. 10. Mental act whereby starting with several judgments which we relate to one another, arriving at a new judgement which necessary follows from the preceding ones.
  5. 15. _______ elenchi. Fallacies of relevance.
  6. 16. Latin term that means “to deceive”.
  7. 17. ______ Fallacy Committed when one is confused by linguistic ambiguities in one’s premise and conclusions.
  8. 19. Fallacy committed intentionally to deceive or mislead an audience into taking some action based on false information.
Down
  1. 1. An incorrect argument.
  2. 2. This is determined by the location of the middle term in a categorical syllogism.
  3. 3. Fallacy employed unknowingly or through the ignorance of the rules of correct reasoning.
  4. 4. Refers to the different arrangement of the four types of the propositions in a syllogism.
  5. 8. Taking individually what should be taken collectively.
  6. 9. Link that joins the premises to the conclusion.
  7. 11. Verbal manifestation of reasoning.
  8. 12. Inference wherein the conclusion is drawn from only one premise.
  9. 13. Mental product of reasoning.
  10. 14. Argumentum Ad _______. Asserting that a claim is correct just because people generally believe it is.
  11. 18. ______ Term. The predicate term of the conclusion.