What are the three primary component/elements of the Toulmin model?

Which of the following is NOT an element of the Toulmin model?

The __________________ in an argument are the evidence and facts that help support the claim.

The __________________ is the assumption that links the grounds to the claim.

The point being made by the author.

It is the support or explanation provided for the warrant.

In a Toulmin model, you use a(n) _________ to avoid making absolute statements, so you will not be disproven based on unusual cases or situations.

It is an acknowledgement of another valid view of the situation.

The argument where the truth of the premises provides good reasons to believe that the conclusion is probably true.

Is a type of thinking that relies upon an analogy.

_____________ is the process of reaching a conclusion based on a pattern of examples.

Toulmin’s Model of Argumentation comprises only three primary elements: Claim, Grounds, and Warrant.

In deductive reasoning we can be 100% sure that the conclusion is true based on the premises.

The simplicity, completeness, and heuristic power are the main reasons that Toulmin’s model is considered a valuable tool for students who had little training in formal logic.

In Inductive Reasoning, there is a degree of probability that the conclusion is true following from the premises. But it could also be false.