MODR 1760 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Immanuel Kant, Oral-B, Prefrontal Cortex

• School: York University
• Department: Modes Of Reasoning
• Course: MODR 1760
• Professor: Cael D.Zorn

Document Summary

Inference: the cognitive process of drawing a conclusion from evidence, the logical or conceptual process of deriving a statement from one, or more statements. Inference can proceed through either (cid:494)induction(cid:495) or (cid:494)deduction(cid:495: ex. It is (cid:883)(cid:882):(cid:882)5 and your friend asks if you guys should go eat at mcdonald(cid:495)s or. Joe(cid:495)s closes at (cid:883)(cid:882) so mcdonald(cid:495)s is the only option. Invalidity: method of demonstrating invalidity(cid:495) counterexample: validity: methods for determining validity 1. It is 8pm and your friend asks where you guys should go eat. Both joes conclusion ranging from very weak, weak, strong, very strong and mcdonald(cid:495)s are still open. You say that we should go to joe(cid:495)s because it is go to joes can(cid:495)t be said to be true because it is not proven that joes taste healthier and the food is better. However, this is an opinion, the decision to better than mcd: example. All these beans in my hand are from that bag.