Argument Making in Real World Situations Is Essentially a One-Way

Multiple Choice

Argument making in real world situations is essentially a one-way street. The reason is used to establish the acceptability of the claim. This practice presumes that the speaker is not then __________.

A) mistrustful of the listener's ability to understand
B) using the claim as a basis for the reason
C) questioning the privacy and security of the communication
D) concealing anything from the listener