ICT Final Exam 2021

A set of cognitive biases that make us view people who belong to our group differently from people who don't

• Fundamental Attribution

• Error Cognitive Bias

• Belief Bias

• In-Group Bias

a deductive argument that is valid and has all true premises

• Valid argument

• Loss Aversion

• Sound argument

• Cognitive Bias

When it is subject to more than one interpretation and it isn't clear which interpretation is the correct one

• What do arguments consist of?

• When is a statement ambiguous ?

• Better-than-average illusion

• Fundamental attribution error

A claim can be interpreted in to or more very different ways

• Obedience to authority

• Vagueness is when ?

• Ambiguity is when?

• An Inductive argument

An argument consist of two parts - one part of which ( the premis or premises) is intended to provide a reason for accepting the other part ( the conclusion)

• Argument

• Sound argument

• Deductive argument

• An Inductive argument

.An argument that is used to support rather than to demonstrate a conclusion

• Deductive argument

• Cognitive Bias

• Ambiguity is when?

• An Inductive argument

An objective claim is true or false regardless of wether people think its true or false Claims that lack this property are said to be subjective.

• Rhetorical definition

• "Factual claim"

• Objective claim VS Subjective claim

• Overconfidence effect

a method of developing the argument of a paragraph in three steps: if a major premise is true and a minor premise is true then a conclusion or prediction can be made

• Syllogisms

• In-Group Bias

• "Factual claim"

• Argument

Understanding the behavior of others differently from how we understand our own behavior of that of other people in our group

• Rhetorical definition

• When is a statement ambiguous ?

• Better-than-average illusion

• Fundamental attribution error

an inability to look at an issue in an open-minded, fair-minded manner.

• Deductive argument

• Cognitive Bias

• Negativity bias

• Sound argument