Chat with AIExam 16: Critical Thinking,Argument,logic and Persuasion
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Define the term 'fallacy' and give three examples of common fallacies.Explain the difference between conscious and unconscious fallacious reasoning.
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(39) The basic process of persuasion requires that the person making a claim supports it in such a way that the receiver accepts the claim.
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(34) In research writing,those taken-for-granted and often unstated beliefs about the way we think are referred to as
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(36) The argument is deductive when the truth of the premises establishes the truth of the conclusion.
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(32) The purpose of using basic structure,such as 'This is so,because of …' is to
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(31) What are the characteristics of an argument? Explain the relationship between the premise and the conclusion.
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(39) Identifying the premise,claim or assertion in the critical reading process is not as important as questioning.
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(40) Quality evidence is usually presented as a set of well-stated ideas.
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(44) The criteria for evaluating an argument include: logical soundness of the argument and its consistency with other knowledge.
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