Introductory Logic by James Nance & Douglas Wilson, 4th ed.
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| Statement | A sentence which is either true or false.
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| What are the three Self Supporting Statements | 1. Self Report
2. Statements which are true or false by logical structure.
3. Statements that are true or false by definition.
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| What are the three kinds of Supported Statements? | 1. Authority
2. Experience
3. Deduction
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| Consistent | Two statements that can both be true at the same time.
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| Implication | The truth of one statement requires the truth of the other.
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| Equivalent | Two statements that imply one another.
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| Independent | The truth of one statement has no effect upon the other.
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| Name three disagreements | 1. Real disagreements (actual inconsistency)
2. Apparent disagreements (difference in opinion)
3. Verbal disagreements (different definitions)
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