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Argumentos: deductivos vs inductivos

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Distingue entre argumentos deductivos e inductivos.

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Luisa González
Luisa González
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Distingue entre argumentos deductivos e inductivos.

by Luisa González
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La solidez de un argumento deductivo depende de cuán probables son sus premisas.

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Un argumento inductivo no puede ser fuerte si las observaciones son repetidas.

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En la inducción, la conclusión siempre es verdad si las premisas son verdaderas.

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La inducción generaliza a partir de observaciones específicas para hacer generalizaciones.

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Un argumento deductivo puede ser válido incluso si alguna premisa es falsa.

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Toda conclusión en la deducción es verdadera, sin importar la veracidad de las premisas.

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Un argumento inductivo no garantiza la verdad de la conclusión, solo la probabilidad.

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En un argumento deductivo, si las premisas son verdaderas y la estructura lógica es válida, la conclusión es verdadera.

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La deducción y la inducción son lo mismo.

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En la deducción, la conclusión se deriva necesariamente de las premisas.

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La conjunción une dos proposiciones y resulta verdadera solo si ambas son verdaderas

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Un ejemplo de conjunción es P es hace frío y q es está nevando p^q es hace frío y está nevando

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la negación es una operación lógica que cambia el valor de la verdad en una declaración

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la doble negación es una preposición

 
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