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Hey guys, I am trying to compile a list of all the "basics" I need to memorize. For example, Succ/Necc/NegSuf/NegNec/... the different flaws, specific rules, all the way question types can be asked... to study when I am on the road or can't really sit and focus on doing individual question types. I want to learn all them by heart and need some help to create a master list! I will also share, of course. Thanks!
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Also, knowing all of the valid and invalid argument structures will be really helpful. Have to know these cold.
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Valid and Invalid Arguments
Affirming the sufficient triggers
Denying the necessary triggers
Denying the sufficient renders irrelevant and rule falls away
Affirming the necessary renders irrelevant and rule falls away
all the way question types can be asked...
I wouldn't get too worked up on this one ... they're always introducing new wordings for QT's. Going through sections (like one of the PT's used for PS/drilling) and ID'ing QT's should be enough to practice this.
The 4 possibilities for causation/correlation ...
1) A causes B
2) B causes A
3) C causes both A and B
4) No relationship
If you go to the main forum page there is a study guide category with some great materials already made there to work off of.
some/many/most. fFor example, when you have a some and a most premise, you need to know when you CAN combine suff+suff, or suff+nec, etc. in order to come up with the correct conclusion. A question that involves this is the "Most serious students are happy" LR question