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Deductive Reasoning

Deductive Reasoning. Rules for Valid Syllogisms. Rules for a valid categorical syllogism. A valid syllogism must possess three, and only three, unambiguous terms . If any term is vague or has multiple meanings, the syllogism is invalid. Invalid Syllogism:

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The Construct of Sanity as it Applies to Personality Assessment

The Construct of Sanity as it Applies to Personality Assessment. Tyler Boyd Section 3 PSYC 50. Asylums: What are they?. Historically, they were places for insane people. Asylums: What are they?. Historically, they were places for people with mental illnesses.

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Deductive Reasoning

Deductive Reasoning. Rules for Valid Syllogisms. Rules for a valid categorical syllogism. A valid syllogism must possess three, and only three, unambiguous terms. There must be exactly three terms. If any term is vague or has multiple meanings, the syllogism is invalid. Invalid Syllogism:

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Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature. Warm Up. With your elbow partner, match the words on the sheet to their definitions. Then categorize them using the chart at the bottom of the page . Thriller. The vocabulary words on your sheet are taken from the lyrics of a famous song that embodies many Gothic elements.

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Dorothea Dix

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Fear in Gothic Fiction

What are we afraid of? . Fear in Gothic Fiction. Personal fear- Why are we scared of these things? Dolls The Dark Witches Mental illness/ insane people Death Deformities Twins or doubles Are there other personal fears that people commonly have? . Collective fear- Uncertainty

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