Philosophy T1A- Inductive and Deductive Proofs 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: Megs2910Created on: 20-05-17 17:32 What does 'a posteriori' mean? An argument based on experience and evidence of things that have been observed. This means the argument is only as convincing as the evidence. 1 of 6 What kind of proof has a conclusion that necessarily follows on from its premises? (If the premises are true, the conclusion necessarily follows this) Deductive proofs. 2 of 6 What is an inductive proof? Arguments based on evidence and/or experience, which leads to a conclusion that is probably true. 3 of 6 What type of arguments ('a ____') start from a set of premises, then following deduction, conclusions are reached? A priori. 4 of 6 Inductive proofs are 'a ____'? A posteriori. 5 of 6 Deductive proofs are 'a ____'? A priori. 6 of 6
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