Author Question: An inductive argument is reliable if and only if it has a form that makes (Read 150 times)

kckanistras · **on:** May 12, 2022

Question 1

An enumerative induction is an argument that
◦ guarantees the truth of its conclusion.
◦ at most gives evidence for its conclusion.
◦ always fails to support its conclusion.

Question 2

An inductive argument is reliable if and only if it has a form that makes
◦ its conclusion likely to be false if its premises are true.
◦ its conclusion likely to be true if its premises are true.
◦ its conclusion necessarily true if its premises are true.

athenaheim · **Reply #1 on:** May 12, 2022

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