Higher-Order Predicate Logic

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In higher-order predicate logic, what is the difference between a first-order and a second-order predicate?

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A first-order predicate is a property of an individual, while a second-order predicate is a property of a property.

A first-order predicate is a property of a set, while a second-order predicate is a property of an individual.

A first-order predicate is a property of a relation, while a second-order predicate is a property of a set.

A first-order predicate is a property of a function, while a second-order predicate is a property of a relation.

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