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Argumentation: Crafting an Effective Argument

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Logic and Logical Fallacies

Logic and Logical Fallacies. Critical Thinking!!. Induction. Most common type of argument Can never be 100% sure that it is true because a new piece of evidence might come along Conclusions are based on many pieces of evidence (data or facts or statistics)

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C enter for A cademic E xcellence SmartSlides

C enter for A cademic E xcellence SmartSlides. Logical and Emotional Fallacies. Recognizing and Avoiding Untruth. ?. Logical and Emotional Fallacies

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Logical Fallacies

Logical Fallacies. Unit 2. What is an Argument?. An argument is a presentation of reasons for a particular claim It is composed of premises Premises are statements that express your reason or evidence These premises must be arranged in an appropriate way in order to support your conclusion.

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The Study of Economics

The Study of Economics. Economics is the study of how individuals and societies choose to use the scarce resources that nature and previous generations have provided. Why Study Economics?. Probably the most important reason for studying economics is to learn a way of thinking.

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. DEVELOPED BY JENIFFER VISCARRA. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. Moore AP Language and Composition. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

LOGICAL FALLACIES. Common Mistakes in Weak Arguments. DEVELOPED BY JENIFFER VISCARRA. Introduction. Ad Hominem Hasty Generalization False Dilemma Begging the Question Post Hoc False Analogy. Definition.

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Chapter 1: The Nature & Method of Economics

Chapter 1: The Nature & Method of Economics. Society uses resources to produce goods & services Production satisfies many economic wants and occurs through organizational mechanism called economic system or the economy.

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Logical Fallacies, Ch 6, RRW

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The Economic Truth

The Economic Truth. The bold knowledge of micro economic theory. Economic Thoughts: The basic lesson unfolds. You cannot understand government budget, regulating industries, foreign trade unless you mastered its rudiments

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The nature and method of economics

The nature and method of economics. Chapter 1. The nature and method of economics. What is economics? the social science concerned with the efficient use of scarce resources to achieve the maximum satisfaction of economic wants. II. The Economic Perspective A. Scarcity and Choice

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Fallacies

Fallacies. This is also known as a fallacy of distraction. It is an illegitimate use of the if-then scenario. A belief or proposal becomes unsatisfactory by adding an increasing number of outcomes that might never occur.

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