Which of the following are logically possible?

A strong causal argument with true premises is…

Which of the following is not a theory/explanation being proposed in the following?I get a lot of wrong-number calls at night for Shakey’s Pizza.  It might be that my number is similar to Shakey’s. Or maybe, some one person who really likes pizza has our numbers mixed up.  I guess it also could be that someone is trying to harass me by waking me up during the night. 

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Conspiracy theories are especially weak when it comes to what criteria of adequacy?

Which of the following is not a step in the TEST formula for evaluating theories?

What is the simplest explanation for the following state of affairs? José discovered this morning that the roof and hood of his car bore dozens of tiny dents.

What kind of argument is being employed when a scientist uses questionnaires to determine whether there is a statistically significant correlation between using a particular product (hair dye, e.g.) and some medical condition (e.g. cancer of some type)?

What best captures the problem with the theory being proposed in the following? A religious sect based in Boston predicts that the end of the world will occur on January 1, 2001. The world, of course, did not end then. The leader of the sect explains that the prophecy failed to come true because members of the sect did not have enough faith in it.

All of the following are identified in the text as fallacies frequently employed in ads except…