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Module 4 SPCT 1
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1[blank_start]Deduction[blank_end] 1. A process of reasoning in which the premises constitute conclusive
evidence for the truth of the conclusion.- ADeduction
2[blank_start]Induction[blank_end] 2. A process of reasoning in which the premises merely offer some evidence
in support of the conclusion.- AInduction
3[blank_start]Probability[blank_end] 3. The term used as the basis of inductive generalization.
- AProbability
4[blank_start]Postulate[blank_end] 4. A necessary assumption that must be taken for granted in order to explain
some natural phenomenon.- APostulate
5[blank_start]Formal principles[blank_end] 5. The principles that are presupposed in all logical procedure and require no
proof.- AFormal principles
6[blank_start]Principle of Identity[blank_end] 6. The principle which states that anything is equal to itself such as A = A.
- APrinciple of Identity
7[blank_start]Principle of non-contradiction[blank_end] 7. The principle which states that no statement is true and false at the same
time.- APrinciple of non-contradiction
8[blank_start]Principle of excluded middle[blank_end] 8. The principle which states that a statement is either true or false, but not
both true and false.- APrinciple of excluded middle
9[blank_start]Principle of sufficient reason[blank_end] 9. The principle which states that anything that happens must have a reason
for being.- APrinciple of sufficient reason
10[blank_start]Principle of causuality[blank_end] 10. The principle which states that nothing can happen without a cause.
- APrinciple of causuality
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- Philosophy 1C Quiz on Module 4 SPCT 1, created by Julianne De las Alas on 28/09/2016.
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