Comprehending conditionals
Conditional statements of the form if p then q and q if p invite a reader to think hypothetically about the world as it is, how it could be, or how it could have been. The way we reason with conditional information has traditionally been studied using highly analytical deduction tasks. However, in e...
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University of Manchester
2010
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