A constructive dilemma is a valid logical argument form that involves a disjunction (an "either-or" statement) followed by conditional statements leading to a conclusion. It is used in propositional logic and typically follows a specific structure. The general form of a constructive dilemma can be expressed as follows: 1. \( P \lor Q \) (Either P or Q is true) 2. \( P \rightarrow R \) (If P is true, then R is true) 3.
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