'Circular reasoning' diaporamas de présentation

Common Logical Fallacies

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C Block

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Common Logical Fallacies

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What is Knowledge?

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A summary of common fallacies

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Spotting faulty logic

Judging deceptive or faulty arguments in persuasive texts. Spotting faulty logic. Do you believe everything you see?. Advertisements are designed to get you to buy things. Do you buy what you see on every ad?

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives. Business Ethics Ethical Theories Corporate Social Responsibility Guidelines for Ethical Decision Making Critical Thinking. 4 - 1. Business Ethics. Ethics is the study of how people should act

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Subcommittee 3D DATA SETS FOR LIBRARIES

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Limited atonement

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Market Mavens: Model Building for Measuring Consumer Expert Knowledge

Market Mavens: Model Building for Measuring Consumer Expert Knowledge. Wolfgang Grassl, St. Norbert College James E. Harris, St. Norbert College. Why this topic?. importance of conceptual progress in the theory of consumer behavior empirical studies largely confirmatory

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Reason

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Holes in the Fabric of an Argument

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Introduction to Persuasion

Introduction to Persuasion. Elements and Techniques. Are you persuaded?. What techniques are used to persuade an audience? Who is trying to persuade you? What are they trying to persuade you to do? What is the role persuasion plays in politics? In media?

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Ten Common Logical Fallacies

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Building Logical Arguments

Building Logical Arguments. Critical Thinking Skills. Understand and use principles of scientific investigation Apply rules of formal and informal logic Inductive reasoning Deductive reasoning Analyze arguments for soundness of conclusions. Anatomy of an Argument.

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Circular Reasoning

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ARGUMENTATION

ARGUMENTATION. Supporting a claim. What is an argument?. It focuses on a narrowed issue Argument states a specific claim Argument depends on careful audience analysis Arguments presents reasons supported by convincing evidence Argument avoids errors in reasoning

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Argumentation Fallacies

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