It is an issue if people have different points of view on the matter

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Also called as controversy

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An idea or question which people are divided

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It is also called as claim

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Statement that expresses your stand or position

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It is where you state the reason in order to explain to the reader why his/her position is logical, acceptable and believable

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These are the evidences on your position paper

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3 types of supports

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Figures and writers own observation or reports from scholarly studies

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Similarities or differentiation between ideas

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Real life demonstrations

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Gives more evidence which strengthen your argument

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Part of the position paper where you show the weakness

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Statement or claim and has a supporting evidences

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Explains why a claim is correct and believable

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Usually a generalization that is made on the basis of supporting evidences

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Involves three terms associated through the process of classification

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In Argument from transitivity two statements serves as?

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In argument from transitivity two statements serve as the basis for the argument and presented in the form of?

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Presents two contradictory choices

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The choice one means the exclusion of the other

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A is B; B is C; Thus, A is C is what type of Argument?

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If A is something, it cannot be B; if it is B, it cannot be A; for A and B cannot be combined is what type of argument?

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Says that individual and situations that can be put together under the same category should be treated in the same way

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Argues that two situations will have the same outcome because of the similarities between these situations

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Use one member of the population to make conclusions about the entire population

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Similar to argument from generalization

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Conclusions are made about an entire population with the use of group of examples, a sample from that population

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The presence of A will mean the presence of B

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Types of cause

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The occurrence of the cause guarantees the existence of the effect

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The occurrence of the cause is necessary for the effects to occur

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Uses a sign or indicator X to argue for the existence of condition Y

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A method of persuasion that is designed to create an emotional response

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Are considered fallacies, oг errors in reasoning, because they manipulate emotions in an audience but might become effective if done right

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Pathos or suffering in greek

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Types of Emotional Appeals is by?

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Done by pointing out that a person is no different from ordinary people

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A product or idea is something ordinary people would purchase or support

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A person speaks as experts on something in which he/she has no expertise

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A type of false reasoning

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Uses labels with negative meaning to cast ones opponent in a bad light

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Done by creating a link between one thing or idea and another one that people have a positive or negative feelings for

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Objective and systematic written presentation of the goals and findings of the survey

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Kind of research that requires selecting a sample or group to answer questions

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A data collection method that involves asking a selected group of people

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Part of survey report where you present your reason for conducting your survey and your objectives

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Reports the procedures involved in the survey

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Another term of reasons

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It seeks to persuade readers to have the same position on the issue as the writer

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These are arguments that oppose

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Part of the position paper where your goal is to refute or discredit them

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