Categorical Syllogism - 1

[@misstonitiger4242]

Ohhhh, the way you explained it finally helped this kind of click. I was about to just give up and skip my test in my Critical Thinking class tomorrow because I really don't get this over the top stuff. Your videos are extremely helpful! Thanks!

[@vernonjmartin]

I'm glad my videos have been helpful to your studies. And I do understand that some of the skills taught in critical thinking can seem overly abstract. But keep in mind that categorical arguments are just one type of argument form in a much larger picture of learning to identify good arguments from bad ones.

[@jestinpenn13]

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!!

[@marianamaldonado9127]

Thank you so much! Out of all the videos I saw on UA-cam about Categorical Syllogisms, this is the only one that definitely helped! I got a 9/10 on my quiz! Woo!

[@vernonjmartin]

Mariana Maldonado Glad it helped!

[@vernonjmartin]

@CautionContentsHot- The conclusion here isn't particular (as in Some S are P), it's a universal claim indicated by the "all."

[@vernonjmartin]

Glad to help. I'll be posting more as I create them for my Critical Thinking courses.

[@cautioncontentshot6564]

But there's a rule that from two universal premises, no particular conclusion may be drawn. How come it doesn't apply to this one?

[@mzgemini0006]

cool I wish you would have did some S are P cause this one was straight forward

[@gizetteperez2001]

why is this argument valid?

[@amberchristinec]

Thanks!! this was super helpful!!

[@soriano4twenty]

Dicorse , my bad

[@niecywilson]

Thank you!!!!

[@soriano4twenty]

Thats a diff universe of discours i think

[@mthokozisikhumalo6067]

thank u