General Studies · Arguments and Propositions
Pick the incorrect statement from the options given below.
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- 1The conclusion of a valid deductive argument follows from its premises necessarily.
- 2Inductive arguments are neither valid nor invalid but evaluated as better or worse.
- 3In the case of a deductive argument, the technical terms 'correct' and 'incorrect' are used to describe the logical structure.✓
- 4Truth and falsehood may be predicated of propositions but never of arguments.
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In the case of a deductive argument, the technical terms 'correct' and 'incorrect' are used to describe the logical structure.
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