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Conflict Detection and Logical Complexity. [PDF]

open access: yesPsychol Belg, 2018
Brisson J   +3 more
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What ergodicity means for you. [PDF]

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Hunter MD, Fisher ZF, Geier CF.
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Improving conditional syllogism performance of young normal and gifted students with discovery and rule instruction.

Journal of Educational Psychology, 1983
David S. Lane   +2 more
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Mixed Conditional-Categorical Syllogisms from Avicenna to Urmawī

History and Philosophy of Logic, 2021
A number of medieval Arabic logicians discussed inferences that combine the principles of propositional and term logic, for example: Whenever H is Z then Every J is DNo D is AWhenever H is Z then S...
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The effect of explicit negatives and of different contrast classes on conditional syllogisms

British Journal of Psychology, 2000
One experiment tested the effects of systematically negating the constituents of four fundamental inferences based on conditionals: Modus Ponens (i.e. inferences of the form: if p then q; p therefore q), Modus Tollens (if p then q; not‐q therefore not‐p); Affirmation of the Consequent if p then q; q therefore p), and Denial of the Antecedent (if p then
W, Schaeken, W, Schroyens
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Aristotelian Syllogisms: Valid Arguments or True Universalized Conditionals?

Mind, 1974
For centuries it was thought that Aristotle's 'syllogistic' was a codification of valid arguments. Early in the I950S, however, Lukasiewicz [8] offered the view that it was certain true universalized conditional sentences that were being codified. (The traditional notion of a valid argument has been explicated (Mates, [8]) essentially as follows.
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Denying Conditionals: Abaelard And The Failure Of Boethius’ Account Of The Hypothetical Syllogism

Vivarium, 2007
AbstractBoethius' treatise De Hypotheticis Syllogismis provided twelfth-century philosophers with an introduction to the logic of conditional and disjunctive sentences but this work is the only part of the logica vetus which is no longer studied in the twelfth century.
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