KARL POPPER DEBATE FORMAT

What is the Karl Popper debate format?

• It's a debate format that focuses on relevant and often deeply divisive propositions, with an emphasis on critical thinking skills.

• It's a debate focused on discussing the merits of competing ethical values in a persuasive manner. 

How many debaters work in each team? (Your answer must be a number)

What was Karl Popper's contribution to debates?

• Falsifiability and critical rationalism

• Falsifiability and support for popular sovereignty

• Critical rationalism and support for popular sovereignty

What is a resolution in this debate format?

• It's the statement or proposition about which two teams argue.

• It's the the quality of being determined or resolute.

• It's the action of solving a problem, dispute, or contentious matter.

Which is the first part of the Karl Popper debate format?

• It begins with the constructive part where Affirmative and Negative speaker 1 (1A-1N) introduce their instrumental definitions and complete arguments, followed by the cross-examination questions by the Affirmative and Negative speaker 3 (3A-3N).

• It begins with the constructive part where Affirmative and Negative speaker 1 (1A-1N) introduce their instrumental definitions and complete arguments, followed by the cross-examination questions by the judges.

• It begins with the constructive part where Affirmative and Negative speaker 1 (1A-1N) introduce their instrumental definitions and complete arguments, followed by the cross-examination questions by the refutations of the opposite teams.