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Understanding Logical Reasoning and Argumentation in Critical Thinking

Explores the fundamentals of logical reasoning and argument structure in critical thinking.

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Understanding Logical Reasoning and Argumentation in Critical ThinkingGrade Details1.Question :A good way to establish a conclusion as true, or probable, is toStudent Answer:insist that you are correct.construct a strong argument.construct a fallacious argument.ignore any objections to your conclusion.InstructorExplanation:The answer can be found in Chapter Five ofAn Introduction to Logic.Points Received:1 of 1Comments:2.Question :Logicians regard the following as the meaning of the word "argument."Student Answer:A hostile and emotional disputeA poetic tribute to SpringA set of reasons put forth to support a claimThe kind of thing one has with a spouseInstructorExplanation:The answer can be found in Chapter Five ofAn Introduction to Logic.Points Received:1 of 1Comments:3.Question :A strongly supported claim in science should be regarded asStudent Answer:correct, but something that can always be revised.necessarily true.meaningless but fun.correct, and never needing revision.

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