Exam 3: What Am I Going to Argue About
Exam 1: What Is Argumentation40 Questions
Exam 2: Where Do I Begin in Argumentation40 Questions
Exam 3: What Am I Going to Argue About40 Questions
Exam 4: How Do I Analyze Propositions40 Questions
Exam 5: How Is a Unit of Argument Created40 Questions
Exam 6: How Do I Prove My Argument40 Questions
Exam 7: How Do I Reason With My Audience40 Questions
Exam 8: What Should I Avoid40 Questions
Exam 9: How Are Factual Propositions Argued40 Questions
Exam 10: How Are Propositions of Value Argued40 Questions
Exam 11: How Are Propositions of Policy Argued40 Questions
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"The Bush Administration's methods of reducing the high cost of medical care have been ineffective," is an example of a proposition of
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The dictionary problem refers to the problem that we often need to define terms using synonyms and a standard dictionary seldom provides synonyms for a word.
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When we define terms operationally, we turn to some authoritative source, such asBlack's Law Dictionary.
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A vague term need not be defined since the listener or reader of argumentation will supply his own definition.
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The dictionary problem is that a standard dictionary does not necessarily tell us the meaning or a word or term as it is used in a particular field.
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Propositions of fact assert a relationship between things, events, or persons.
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In a factual proposition, the argumentative ground concerns opposing evaluations of a person, event, idea, or object.
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"Restrictions on foreign imports will not solve the problems of American industry" is an example of a proposition of
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A behavioral definition of a term tells us what function that term performs.
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"The university's operating budget can be significantly reduced by changing to a ten- week semester system," is an example of a proposition of
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This type of argument specifies how something should be classified or understood.
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The wording of a proposition points to the kind of change the advocate must support.
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"Changing the academic calendar can be an effective way to reduce the university's operating budget." Which of the terms in this proposition is the value object?
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"By a six-day academic week, I mean a schedule in which four-credit classes will meet for one hour and forty-five minutes and courses will be blocked in a Monday- Wednesday-Friday or a Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday pattern," illustrates which technique of definition?
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It is best to phrase a proposition in such a way that the audience knows your exact feelings about the topic.
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"Selected senior students can be adequately prepared to teach entry level courses at this university ." Which of the terms in this proposition is the value judgment term?
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What must the advocate do in defining the value judgment term?
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Propositions should be phrased so that they contain several different ideas about the object of change and the kinds of changes that might be made.
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"Protecting the welfare of the American farmer is more important than balancing the Federal budget," is an example of a proposition of
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However you choose to define a term, the definition should include all items which properly fall under the term being defined, and exclude all items which do not.
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