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37 Cards in this Set

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Sufficient Condition Implies
Necessary Condition
If...
If: [sufficient]
Only If...
Only If: [necessary]
When...
When: [sufficient]
Where...
Where: [sufficient]
Only When...
Only when: [necessary]
Only Where...
Only where: [necessary]
All...
All: [sufficient]
Each...
Each: [sufficient]
Every...
Every: [sufficient]
Any...
Any: [sufficient]
No...
No: [sufficient] and negate [necessary]
None...
None: [sufficient] and negate [necessary]
Unless...
Unless: [necessary] and negate [sufficent]
Not Both...
Not Both: one varaiable is the [sufficent] and negate the other for the [necessary]
Either/Or...
Either/Or: Negate one varaible for the [sufficient] and the other is the [necessary]
Must Be True / Conclusion / Inference
Type I
Strengthen /Premise / Assumption
Type II
Weaken / Undermine / Challenge
Type III
Method of Reasoning
Type IV
Parallal Reasoning
Type V
Resolve / Reconcile / Explain
Type VI
Arguement Structure
Type VII
Cannot Be True / Must Be False
Type VIII
Opposite: Must Be True
Opposite: Not Necessarily True
Opposite: Could Be True
Opposite: Cannot Be True
Opposite: Cannot Be False
Opposite: Could Be False
Opposite: All
Opposite: Not All
Opposite: Always
Opposite: Not Always
Opposite: Everywhere
Opposite: Not Everywhere
Opposite: Some
Opposite: None
Opposite: Sometimes
Opposite: Never
Opposite: Somewhere
Opposite: Nowhere
Syn.: Must Be True
Syn.: Cannot Be False
Syn.: Not Necessarily True
Syn.: Could Be False
Syn.: Could Be True
Syn.: Not Necessarily False
Syn.: Cannot Be True
Syn.: Must Be False