Acquiring knowledge by using our senses

Acquiring knowledge through the use of our minds.

Existence includes everything we perceive and everything our heads which represents our inner world

Other term for conclusion.

The senses gives us knowledge of things or entities. Then become aware not only of things but certain aspects of things as well.

An abstract or general idea that is generalized from particular instances and wider generalization

Consists of identifying finer and finer distinctions.

A process of forming wider and wider concepts.

These are statements that expresses either an assertion or denial.

It expresses a reasoning process.

They provide justification, evidence and proof to the conclusion.

A statement we want to prove.

Corresponds to the way things are actually are based on facts.

One needs to check if it is consistent with other beliefs known to be true.

A belief or statement is true if it has a useful pragmatic application to the world.

What theory that bases the truth on what we can observe or done through experimentation?

Other term for Scientific Method?

Specific statements to general conclusion.

Which is a example of deductive reasoning?

A method where finding the answer by asking a series of specific questions.

A method where there is discoure between two or more people holding different point of views.

These fallacies are intentionally used at debates

This type of logical fallacy uses 2 different words in the premise and conclusion shares the same definition.

A type of logical fallacy where it is also referred as the circular reasoning

"The bible is true because it has no falsehood" is what kind of logical fallacy?

A type of logical fallacy that assumes that one thing was caused by one another because the first thing preceded the other.

"Correlation does not equal Causation" means that?

"Vegetables are bad for you, because dinosaurs eat plants and we all know what happened to them" is what example of a logical fallacy?

A type of logical fallacy that is a certain chain of events that leads to a undesirable consequences.

Gabi: Tol pahingi ako papel!

Araw: Ayaw ko, pag humihingi ka, maraming hihingi at mauubusan ako ng papel!

What type of logical fallacy is mentioned?

"Abortion is bad because it is unethical" is what example of a logical fallacy?

A type of logical fallacy that bases on a small piece of evidence and is used to prove on a wide scale or concept.

A type of argument that relies on strong emotions in the person you're arguing.

These are any kind of errors in reasoning that renders an argument invalid.

Pikachu: Nagkatinginan kami ng matagal ni crush kanina sa ilalim ng hagdan, e sa pinanood kong movie nagkatinginan din ng matagal sa ilalim ng hagdan yong nagkatuluyan. So may crush din sakin crush ko!

Is an example of which logical fallacy?

Mr Lilac Cookie is a dancer. Then my premise is he is seductive. Therefore, all dancers are seductive.

Is what kind of logical fallacy?

a type of logical fallacy which has a misleading statement,

question, or argument meant to redirect a conversation away from its original topic

it's purpose is to distract the reader or listener from the actual issue being discussed in a conversation or piece of writing.

a type of logical fallacy of distorting an opposing position into an extreme version of itself and then arguing against that extreme version.

"We can't raise salaries, but we still provide great benefits for our employees."

Is what type of logical fallacy?

“I like Chinese more than Pizza”, and the respondent says “Well, you must hate Pizza”

This argument is what type of logical fallacy?

It is a type of logical fallacy in which the conclusion does not logically follow the premises of the argument.

someone asks what it's like outside and you reply, "It's 2:00,"

Is an example of what type of Logical Fallacy?

A type of logical fallacy that misrepresents an issue by presenting only two mutually exclusive options rather than the full, nuanced range of options.

If we don't order pizza for dinner, we'll have to eat the week-old spaghetti in the fridge.

Is what example of logical fallacy?

A type of logical fallacy that arises when someone argues that something must be true of the whole because it is true of some parts of the whole.

"This tire is made of rubber, therefore the vehicle of which it is a part is also made of rubber."

Is an example of what logical fallacy

What is the equivocation fallacy?

Which of the following biases refers to seeking out information that confirms existing beliefs?

Which bias refers to a situation where a person or entity has a competing interest or bias that may affect their decision-making or behavior?

What does cultural bias refer to?

What is framing?

Which of the following is another name for the equivocation fallacy?

Which bias refers to judging or interpreting information based on our own cultural background or beliefs?

What can influence our perception and interpretation of information?

What is a fallacy?

Which type of fallacy involves trying to evoke strong emotions in the person you're arguing with?

Elenchus is the origin meaning of what method?

(to inquire or to cross examine)

The origin meaning of Dialectic Method is Dialektike which means what

Statements that expresses convictions that aren't easily and clearly explained by facts.

Statements that assume the claim to be true and provide reasons why the statement is true

Series of statements that provide reasons to convince the reader or listener that a claim or opinion is truthful

Which type of fallacy involves attacking the character or personal traits of the individual rather than addressing the actual argument they are making?

Which type of fallacy uses lack of evidence as evidence or proof?

Which type of fallacy relies on fear or coercion to persuade the other person?

Which type of fallacy attempts to evoke an emotional response rather than addressing the actual argument?

Which type of fallacy assumes that tradition or the past is always right and fails to provide evidence or logical reasoning to support the argument?

Which type of fallacy assumes that an argument is true simply because many people agree with it?

What is the short-term nature of the equivocation fallacy?

How does the equivocation fallacy occur?