Inference
Assess an argument’s premises, hidden assumptions, and whether its conclusion follows.
Assess an argument’s premises, hidden assumptions, and whether its conclusion follows.
Plan a logic lesson with examples, exercises, and an answer key.
Spot motivated reasoning in an argument and test conclusions against evidence.
Build a persuasive pitch, email, or argument for the audience you need to reach.
Generate and solve reasoning practice problems to improve logic skills.
Translate English statements into predicate logic and check arguments for validity.
Spot hidden premises in an argument and assess how they support its conclusion.
Build and check formal logic proofs using deduction rules and explicit steps.
Check truth tables, test argument validity, and simplify propositional logic expressions.
Test a news, workplace, or marketing claim by checking its evidence and logic.
Check an argument for hidden assumptions, weak logic, and common fallacies.
Build rebuttals to opposing claims for debates, meetings, and presentations.
Assess project risks, compare options, and set priorities for your next decision.
Check whether an argument follows logically and rests on true, supported premises.
Assess a source’s credibility, bias, relevance, and evidence for your research question.
Break down a speech’s argument, rhetorical moves, and persuasiveness from its transcript.
Check whether a debate, article, or comment misrepresents someone’s argument as a straw man.
Compare competing options and map their costs, benefits, and compromises before you decide.
Build truth tables for propositional statements and test validity or equivalence.
Check whether a conclusion follows from its premises and spot gaps in the reasoning.