Logic · Syllogistic Fallacies
'Any negative proposition (E or O) denies class inclusion; it asserts that some or all of one class are excluded from the whole of another class. Two premises asserting such exclusion cannot yield the connection that the conclusion asserts, and therefore cannot produce a valid argument.' Identify the fallacy described.
- 1Fallacy of Exclusive Premises✓
- 2Existential Fallacy
- 3Fallacy of Drawing an Affirmative Conclusion from a Negative Premise
- 4Fallacy of Illicit Process
Correct answer
Fallacy of Exclusive Premises
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