Immediate Inference Immediate Inference Immediate inference provides tools useful for determining whether a proposition is true, false or indeterminate after a number of manipulations have been performed on it and given its initial truth or falsity.
Immediate inference is somewhat similar to an argument with one premise and one conclusion .
Distribution is not a kind of immediate inference, but will prove useful in understanding immediate inference. Distribution A term is distributed if its proposition makes a claim about each and every member of that category. Other pigs, in addition to those referred to, may exist. Similarly, all other categorical propositions are consistent about which terms they do or do not distribute. E propositions distribute both the subject and the predicate terms.