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Affirming the consequent (view source)
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*If ''P,'' then ''Q.''
*If ''P,'' then ''Q.''
*''Q.''
*''Q.''
*Therefore, ''P.''
*Therefore, ''P.'’
The following is an example:
Thus, the fallacy confuses the truth value of a statement with the truth value of its [[converse]]. The following is an example:
*If Jack is meeting an important client today, he will wear his blue suit.
*If Jack is meeting an important client today, he will wear his blue suit.
*Jack is wearing his blue suit.
*Jack is wearing his blue suit.