Types of weak arguments
[DOC File]Recognizing Deceptive Arguments
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Many arguments seem reasonable at first reading; however, once students read the opposite opinion, they are forced to decide between two apparently equally plausible arguments. Though opponents may use the same statistics and even the same logic, they may reach different conclusions. There are innumerable types of deceptive arguments.
[DOC File]Hamlet Essay Evaluation
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(knowledge) Introductions and explanations weak or non-existent. ... Arguments are obvious and require little thought. Arguments are poorly developed (not explained or supported) Some arguments lack depth (too obvious) ... A variety of sentence types is used.
[DOC File]Achievethecore.org
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Jan 19, 2007 · What types of arguments does Quindlen use? Cite at least two examples. Answers will vary. ... Therefore, this is a weak factual statement. “Yet many psychosocial metrics of childhood have improved. The teen pregnancy rate in 2000...was the lowest since 1976...Teen drug use has dropped steadily over the past decade...the death rate for suicide ...
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Valid, invalid, sound arguments. Strong, weak, cogent arguments. These are the concepts emphasized in Chapters 1 through 5 of the textbook. The following very basic logical ideas are also presented in Unit One, Chapters 1 through 5. In most logic courses, the ideas on this list are covered along with the core concepts listed above:
[DOC File]CHAPTER ONE - FEMA
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In addition, messages also vary in terms of their style (clarity, forcefulness, and speed of delivery, use of figurative or humorous language), inclusions and omissions (whether or not to include one’s own weak arguments, address opponents’ arguments, or to rely on implicit or explicit conclusions), ordering of message content, and amount ...
[DOC File]Arguing well
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Weak argument: An argument that is not strong because it is ill-formed, has an unreasonable premises, or is defeated. Well-formed argument: An argument whose conclusion does follow from its premises. Well-formed arguments can be (deductively) valid or (inductively) cogent.
[DOC File]United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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[Practice Tip: Begin the argument section of your brief with your strongest argument. Omit implausible or weak arguments. Be straightforward about the case’s strengths and weaknesses and address weaknesses head on. If you are the appellant, don’t just argue why you are right, explain why the district court got it wrong.
[DOC File]Constructing Arguments e.edu
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Deductive arguments involve attempts to step down from general rules to the level of specific entities or examples. Evaluating inductive arguments. Because of the nature of these arguments, one can only evaluate them as . strong. or . weak. Strong. inductive argument – conclusion based upon many experiences, with little or no variation. Ex.
[DOCX File]Home - Assessment Centre HQ
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How well can you distinguish between strong and weak arguments? This is the final element that will be measured during your Watson-Glaser practice test. Again, you’ll be shown two passages of writing, a question statement and an answer statement and this time you must decide whether the answer statement is ‘strong’ or ‘weak’.
[DOCX File]LOGIC
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According to traditional logic, arguments can be either inductive or deductive. Sometimes, it is difficult to determine which category an argument might be in. However, there are some key concepts that give clues as to which type the argument is. Generally speaking, deductive arguments are ones wherein the conclusion validly follows from the ...
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