Definitions
The predicate of the conclusion
What is Major Term
An argument in which a conclusion is drawn from two premises, which both share a common term that does not occur in the conclusion.
What is Syllogism
When you have a sense perception of something, when you use your senses and an image forms in your mind.
What is mental image.
The kind of existence a term refers to (verbal, mental, or real)
What is supposition
The subject of the conclusion
What is the Minor Term
The verbal expression of Judgement, also called a statement. Very important expressions that are either true or false
What is Proposition
The ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through senses
What is Sense Perception
Process in which a conclusion is based on the concordance of multiple premises that are generally assumed to be true
What is deductive reasoning
The term that appears in both premises, but not in the conclusion
What is the Middle Term
Second mental act of logic, occurs when you affirm or deny something
What is judgement
What an object is according to its notes (substance, material living, sentience, and rationality) one of the properties of Simple Apprehension
What is comprehension
Whether a statement is affirmative or negative
What is quality
The status of a term in regard to its extension
What is distributed term
The first mental act of logic (an act) and the concept itself
What is simple apprehension
What a concept refers to, one of the properties of Simple Apprehension
What is extension
Whether a proposition is universal or particular
What is quantity
The science of right thinking
What is Logic
The verbal expression of a Simple Apprehension. Terms are either clear or unclear in their meaning.
What is term
The sense of a term and what meaning it conveys (univocal, equivocal, analogous)
What is significance
What are the 3 type of Rules of Validity
What are Terminological, Quantitative, and Qualitative Rules