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Which term typically signals a counter-premise in logical reasoning?

but
on the other hand
even though
still

The correct answer is: on the other hand

In logical reasoning, a counter-premise is a statement that goes against the main premise or argument. The term "on the other hand" typically signals a counter-premise because it introduces a contrasting or opposing idea to the one presented before it. This transition indicates that the upcoming statement will provide a different perspective or viewpoint that contradicts the initial premise. While terms like "but," "even though," and "still" can also introduce contrasting ideas, "on the other hand" specifically suggests a counter-premise, making it the most common signal in logical reasoning for this type of relationship.