Pragmatic versus syntactic approaches to training deductive reasoning.

and Abstract Plus Examples Conditions In this study we are interested in how people interpret and reason about a very important type of logical statement, called the condirional. Even though conditional statements are really very simple, people often make errors in dealing with them. These instructions are intended to help you understand conditional statements. Read through these instructions carefully; they should help you solve some reasoning problems you will receive afterward. A conditional statement consists of two component statements which are often joined by the conjunctions “if. then.” The conditional statement can be expressed in the standard form.