Consider the following argument:(1) If a person lives in Georgia, then they live in the South. (2) If a person lives in the South, then they like hot weather. Tf,(3) If a person lives in Georgia, then they like hot weather.Determine whether the argument passes the true premises and proper form tests. Question 6 options: Passes both the true premises test and the proper form test. Passes the true premises test but fails the proper form test. Fails the true premises test but passes the proper form test. Fails both the true premises test and the proper form test. Consider the following argument:(1) Bill Gates owns the moon only if he is very rich. (2) Bill Gates is very rich. Tf,(3) Bill Gates owns the moon.Determine whether the argument passes the true premises and proper form tests. Question 5 options: Passes both the true premises test and the proper form test. Passes the true premises test but fails the proper form test. Fails the true premises test but passes the proper form test. Fails both the true premises test and the proper form test.

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Chapter1: Introducing Social Psychology

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Consider the following argument:

(1) If a person lives in Georgia, then they live in the South.

(2) If a person lives in the South, then they like hot weather.

Tf,

(3) If a person lives in Georgia, then they like hot weather.

Determine whether the argument passes the true premises and proper form tests.

Question 6 options:

	Passes both the true premises test and the proper form test.
	Passes the true premises test but fails the proper form test.
	Fails the true premises test but passes the proper form test.
	Fails both the true premises test and the proper form test.

Consider the following argument:

(1) Bill Gates owns the moon only if he is very rich.

(2) Bill Gates is very rich.

Tf,

(3) Bill Gates owns the moon.

Determine whether the argument passes the true premises and proper form tests.

Question 5 options:

	Passes both the true premises test and the proper form test.
	Passes the true premises test but fails the proper form test.
	Fails the true premises test but passes the proper form test.
	Fails both the true premises test and the proper form test.