1.   A set of non-actual events that might have happened can only...

1.

 

A set of non-actual events that might have happened can only be specified counterfactually.

1. True
2. False

 

q2

 

Argumentum Ad Baculum is an intimidation tactic.

1. True
2.  False

 

q3

 

A fallacy is a perceptual or cognitive disposition to reach a particular kind of endpoint in reasoning or judgment.

1. True
2. False

 

q4

In general, the more reports that seem to confirm some claim, the more safely we can assume those reports are reliable evidence for the claim.

1. True
2. False

 

 

q5

 

In general, the more reports that seem to confirm some claim, the more safely we can assume those reports are reliable evidence for the claim.

1. True
2. False