look at the following conditionals: if eliana is tired, then she is going to take a nap. if eliana is not…

Brief Explanations:

Let the first conditional be "If (p) (Eliana is tired), then (q) (she is going to take a nap)", written as (p\rightarrow q). The second conditional "If not (p) (Eliana is not tired), then not (q) (she is not going to take a nap)" is written as (\neg p\rightarrow\neg q). The inverse of a conditional (p\rightarrow q) is (\neg p\rightarrow\neg q). The contra - positive is (\neg q\rightarrow\neg p) and the converse is (q\rightarrow p).

Answer:

Inverse