The process of passing directly from a single proposition to a conclusion is

AImmediate inference ✓ Correct

BMediate inference

CDefinition

DClassification

Correct answer: (A) Immediate inference

Explanation

Drawing a conclusion directly from a single proposition is immediate inference.

No middle term and no second premise are involved.

The conclusion is reached in one step from one given proposition.

Conversion and obversion are typical examples of it.

A single premise yielding a conclusion directly marks immediate inference.

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