The relationship between attitudes toward conclusions and errors in judging logical validity of syllogisms
The relationship between attitudes toward conclusions and errors in judging logical validity of...
Janis, I. L.; Frick, F.
1943-07-01 00:00:00
A relationship was found to exist between attitude toward the conclusion and errors in the judgment of logical validity of syllogisms. After a reasoning test, the 19 subjects were given an attitude test in which they signified whether they agreed or disagreed with the conclusion. More errors in judgments of logical validity of syllogisms were found to belong to the "agree-invalid' than to the "agree-valid,' and to the "disagree-valid' than to the "disagree-invalid' category.
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The relationship between attitudes toward conclusions and errors in judging logical validity of syllogisms
A relationship was found to exist between attitude toward the conclusion and errors in the judgment of logical validity of syllogisms. After a reasoning test, the 19 subjects were given an attitude test in which they signified whether they agreed or disagreed with the conclusion. More errors in judgments of logical validity of syllogisms were found to belong to the "agree-invalid' than to the "agree-valid,' and to the "disagree-valid' than to the "disagree-invalid' category.
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Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
– American Psychological Association
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