Test 1 Definitions Flashcards
Relevant
Information that is
related to, germane, or important.
Standards of reasoning;
principles, measures, norms.
Criteria
Theory of knoledge,
investigation of what distinguishes
opinion from justified belief.
Epistemology
Judicious
Cautious, thoughtful,
deliberate, and thorough.
To analyze, assess, or
evaluate and even make better.
Critique
Contradictory claim
challenging previous reasoning.
Counterargument
Acceptance, trust, or
faith in a claim or evidence.
Belief
Premise
Evidence or reason (support)
for a claim/argument.
The power of making
fine distinctions; judgment.
Discriminating
Criteria
Standards of reasoning;
principles, measures, norms.
Cautious, thoughtful,
deliberate, and thorough.
Judicious
Clarifying and questioning
beliefs, theories, or perspectives.
Socratic Discussion
Evidence or reason (support)
for a claim/argument.
Premise
An end point or claim trying to
be conveyed through fact or opinion.
Conclusion
Judgmental
Thinking carefully about
something in order to
evaluate it and ultimately
decide whether or not
it is acceptable.
Thinking carefully about something in order to evaluate it and ultimately decide whether or not it is acceptable.
Judgmental
Belief
Acceptance, trust, or
faith in a claim or evidence.
Socratic Discussion
Clarifying and
questioning beliefs,
theories, or perspectives.
Conclusion
An end point or claim trying to
be conveyed through fact or opinion.
A collection of statements
that includes claims and reasons.
Argument
Discriminating
The power of making
fine distinctions; judgment.
Epistemology
Theory of knoledge,
investigation of what distinguishes
opinion from justified belief.
Adequate or satisfactory,
something that provides enough
support for a conclusion.
Sufficient
A strong desire to
travel and see the world.
Wanderlust
Critique
To analyze, assess, or
evaluate and even make better.
Wanderlust
A strong desire to
travel and see the world.
Information that is
related to, germane, or important.
Relevant
Argument
A collection of statements
that includes claims and reasons.
Sufficient
Adequate or satisfactory,
something that provides enough
support for a conclusion.
Counterargument
Contradictory claim
challenging previous reasoning.
