Validity of Evidence

Question 1

is the soundness and strength of argument.

Answer 1

Validity

Question 2

are the people who have read or will read a particular text, publication, considered collectively.

Answer 2

Audience

Question 3

is the power to inspire belief or weight of testimony.

Answer 3

Authority

Question 4

Refers to the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

Answer 4

Evidence

Question 5

statements of truth from a certain person made under oath in a court or testimonies offered to prove the truth of the matter.

Answer 5

Testimonial

Question 6

result of researches or surveys that can never be proven because of probability or likelihood which is from random sampling.

Answer 6

Statistical

Question 7

collected in a casual or informal manner and relying heavily or entirely on personal testimony.

Answer 7

Anecdotal

Question 8

based on the idea that two or more things are similar in some aspect, there is a tendency that they are also similar in some other aspect.

Answer 8

Analogical

Question 9

How can you determine if the source you’re consulting is valid? WHW

Answer 9

*Who is the author of the source?
*How did the source get the information?
*What if the source you’ve found doesn’t have references?