Chapter 4/Chapter 5 Flashcards

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what info confirms the purported relationship?(facts to support what your stating)

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Fact

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the conclusion you draw about what you believe the proposition means based on the information contained in your definition of key terms

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primary inference

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2
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is the reasoning valid?

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fact

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3
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propose a value hierarchy

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value

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4
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propose a criteria

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value

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5
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will it be solved naturally

inherency

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policy

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7
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propose a criteria

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value

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8
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measure the value object according to the stated criteria

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value

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9
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does the policy solve the problem or need

solvency

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policy

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10
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Toulmin Triad

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Qualifier
    ⬇
Claim➡Warrant➡Grounds
    ⬇           ⬇
Rebuttal  Backing
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11
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own opinion,the conclusion you form from info on topic

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claims

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12
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argue what was,is,or will be

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factual claim

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13
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argue how something is to be defined or categorized

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definitional claim

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14
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evaluate or judge something

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value claim

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15
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argue something should be done

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policy claim

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16
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reason for change

harm

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policy

17
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“I should choose the ice cream today”

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claim

18
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“jack chose yesterday and Jill chose the day before”

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grounds

19
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“everyone should have a turn at choosing”

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warrant

20
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the proof required for a rational person to accept a claim as true or probable

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grounds

21
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shows how the arguer reasons

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warrant

22
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explicit information establishing the reliability of the warrant

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backing

23
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indicates the force or strength of the claim or its limitations

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Qualifier

24
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addresses situation or context in which proposition may not be true

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rebuttal