alleryA syllogism mainly tests whether a conclusion is?
ASupported by experiment
BFactually true in nature
CWidely accepted by experts
DValidly drawn from premises
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Validly drawn from premises
Syllogism concerns drawing valid conclusions from assumptions, not checking whether the assumptions are true.
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