Principle vs Conclusion

Hi @ValentinaCC, Thanks for the question! So a principle is some kind of abstract, generalizable rule or concept that can be applied in a bunch of different situations. So for example: when someone attacks you, you can defend yourself. That’s a principle. If Karen punches Bob, if Joe kicks Rob, in all of these different instances, this principle would apply. It’s just kind of a general rule. A conclusion, on the other hand, doesn’t have to be a principle. A conclusion is just the end of an argument; it’s the statement in a stimulus which is supported by all the premises, but itself does not go on to support any other statements. Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions that you might have.

This was very helpful thank you for the explanation.