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See Latest ArticlesContradiction in universal and particular reasoning
Human Brain Mapping, 06/30/09
Medaglia MT et al. - A high-density electroencephalographic study was performed in 11 normal young adults. A lesser degree of network activation occurred while processing statements with "Some", suggesting that this was a relatively simpler scenario with one example to be figured out, instead of the many examples or the absence of a counterexample searched for while processing statements with "Every".
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