Logical Connections

Definition

Logical connections refer to the relationships between ideas or concepts that are based on reasoning and evidence. They help to create a cohesive and coherent argument by linking different points together.

Related terms

Evidence:

Facts, data, or examples that support an argument.

Reasoning:

The process of using logic and critical thinking to make conclusions or judgments.

Coherence:

The quality of being clear, logical, and consistent in an argument.