There are a variety of ways to formulate inductive arguments, which generally vary based on the types of evidence presented in the premises (e.g., anecdotes, statistics) and the type of claim ...

For an inductive argument, the equivalent of soundness is cogency. An inductive argument is cogent if its premises are true and render the truth of the conclusion more or less probable.

Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said former President Clinton made “cogent argument” during remarks at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night against President Trump’s handling of ...