Dilemma reasoning is an inference consisting of two hypothetical judgments and a disjunctive judgment. Hypothetical judgment is the judgment that the existence of one thing (called antecedent) is the condition of the existence of another thing (called antecedent). A disjunctive judgment is a judgment that at least one of several possible scenarios exists. Dilemma reasoning is a form of reasoning in which the existence or non-existence of the antecedent or antecedent of the hypothetical judgment is confirmed or denied by the use of a disjunctive judgment.
According to the above definition, which of the following is not belong to dilemma reasoning?
If you stimulate a tiger, it will eat a man. If you do not stimulate it, it will also eat people, or stimulate it, or not stimulate it, so the tiger will always eat people. 