Chp 15,16,17

Question 0

Fact

Answer 0

Assertion of truth

Question 1

What are the three types of proposition

Answer 1

Fact, value, policy

Question 2

Value

Answer 2

Making judgement or comparison on

Question 3

Policy

Answer 3

Challenge to status quo

Question 4

Proposition is another word for

Answer 4

Proposal

Question 5

Proposition:

Fact

What two sub points make a fact

Answer 5

Historic evidence

Factual > informative

Question 6

What makes a good fact?

Answer 6

Evidence is credible

Conclusive

Question 7

What makes a good value

Answer 7

Establish a criteria (measured)

Meet criteria

Question 8

What is the 4 parts of proposition of policy

Answer 8

1. Harm
2. Inherency
3. Solvency
4. Advantages

Question 9

Harm

Answer 9

Problem

Question 10

Inherency

Answer 10

Underlying cause

Question 11

Solvency

Answer 11

Solution

Question 12

Advantages

Answer 12

Benefits

Question 13

What are the 4 flow chart steps

Answer 13

Proposition

Stock issues

Evidence

Reasoning

Question 14

What do you use as evidence in flow chart

Answer 14

Ethos

Pathos

Logos

Question 15

Last step Reasoning uses

Answer 15

Inductive and/or deductive

Question 16

Non-sequiturs

Answer 16

Unqualified or poorly qualified assertion

Question 17

Hasty generalization

Answer 17

Too quick to make assumption

Question 18

Red herring / obfuscation

Answer 18

Change subject

Question 19

Post hoc fallacies

Answer 19

Poor cause all reasoning

Question 20

Ad hominems

Answer 20

Attack speaker instead of merits of argument