'Weak arguments' diaporamas de présentation

Common Logical Fallacies

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EFFECTIVE TRIAL ADVOCACY: THE PRINCIPLES

EFFECTIVE TRIAL ADVOCACY: THE PRINCIPLES. DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS MID-YEAR CONFERENCE JULY 11, 2014 PROFESSOR STEPHEN A. SALTZBURG. The Question. If you were on trial for your liberty or your fortune, which would you prefer? The facts on your side? The law on your side?

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Common logical fallacies to avoid

Common logical fallacies to avoid. Statements that weaken arguments. Argument. An argument can be supported by... logic (logos) - an appeal to reasoning such as deductive and inductive; ethics (ethos) - an appeal to one's sense of right and wrong or good sense, or to

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AS Level Critical Thinking

AS Level Critical Thinking. (13) FLAWS IN ARGUMENT 1: SHAKY EVIDENCE. WHY IS EVIDENCE IMPORTANT?. Self evidently, strong persuasive arguments are built upon solid evidence which comes from credible and convincing sources.

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Registration and HEE Themes Learning Styles Concentration and Time Management Reading Skills

Registration and HEE Themes Learning Styles Concentration and Time Management Reading Skills Lectures and Taking Notes Gathering Information Seminars and Group Projects Giving Presentations Planning Essays and Assignments Writing Essays and Assignments Writing Scientifically

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