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According to "The Complete Logical Reasoning for UGC-NET JRF 2026," which of the following best describes the relationship between a valid deductive argument and the truth of its premises and conclusion?
A valid deductive argument ensures the conclusion is true regardless of the truth of its premises.
A valid deductive argument is characterized by having a true conclusion, even if the reasoning is flawed.
A valid deductive argument guarantees the truth of its conclusion if and only if its premises are true.
A valid deductive argument implies that if the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true, but the premises themselves might be false.
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probes the fundamental definition of deductive validity. Option C accurately captures this: validity concerns the *structure* of the argument – the logical connection between premises and conclusion. If the premises *were* true, the conclusion *would have to be* true. However, validity does not guarantee the actual truth of the premises or, consequently, the conclusion. Option A is too strong, implying a bidirectional guarantee; validity doesn't guarantee true premises. Option B is incorrect because validity is conditional on the truth of premises. Option D confuses validity with soundness; a sound argument is valid *and* has true premises. Question: In the context of "The Complete Logical Reasoning for UGC-NET JRF 2026," when analyzing a categorical syllogism, what is the primary role of the middle term?
To link the major term and the minor term across the two premises.
To connect the subject of the major premise with the predicate of the minor premise.
To establish the existential import of the conclusion.
To ensure the truth of the conclusion through its own truth value.
Q3Domain Verified
According to the advanced principles outlined in "The Complete Logical Reasoning for UGC-NET JRF 2026," what is the most significant implication of committing the fallacy of denying the antecedent?
The argument may lead to a false conclusion, but it remains deductively valid.
The argument commits an informal fallacy, making it persuasive but logically unsoun
D) The argument incorrectly assumes that if a condition is not met, its consequence cannot occur.
The argument commits a formal fallacy, rendering it invalid regardless of premise truth.

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