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affirming the consequent
The '''converse''' of a statement of the form "A implies B" is the statement "B implies A."
The '''converse''' of a statement of the form "A implies B" is the statement "B implies A."
The '''converse''' is not necessarily true.
The '''converse''' is not necessarily true. To believe that the converse is necessarily true is to commit the formal [[logical fallacy]] of [[affirming the consequent]].
== See also ==
== See also ==