Argumentation and Logic

A statement or claim from which another is derived as a conclusion. Indicators include: 'because', 'since', 'for', 'given that'

The final statement or claim derived from the premises. Indicators include: 'thus', 'therefore', 'ergo'

Even though there's a correlation, it doesn't necessarily happen every time

Correlation is not causation; just because two things happen together, one doesn't necessarily cause the other

To assume or claim something as true without any supporting source

Typically defined as consuming five or more drinks for a man and four or more drinks for a woman on a single occasion