This tutorial examines the elements of logical reasoning, including observation, gathering evidence, building an argument, and reaching a conclusion. Covers concepts such as inductive vs. deductive reasoning, hypotheses and theories, accurate and inaccurate premises, quality and interpretation of evidence, and bias.
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