Section 1: Proposition or Not (P/N)
"Do you think Marcy is growing up too fast?" → N
"Alexa, turn on Pandora." → N
PHIL-2113-E02-7.2_Midterm_Logic_A PHIL 1200 Critical Thinking essential principles of reasoning and critical thinking. It is designed to develop students’ abilities to evaluate various forms of reasoning, to examine critically beliefs, conventions, and theories, and to develop sound arguments. Emphasis will be given to decision-making and arguments in ordinary language, particularly those addressed to issues of public concern and moral debate
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