Critical Thinking Unit 1 Key Words
- Created by: Erin Clarke
- Created on: 03-04-13 17:21
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Clues
- A statement that goes against the conclusion of an argument. They are not supported by reasons. (7, 9)
- A word that shows that a reason or conclusion might be coming up e.g. therefore, because etc. (8, 9)
- An argument where the conclusion repeats one of the reasons. (8, 8)
- Are words often used to indicate a reason; because, since, as, due to etc. (6, 10)
- If an argument is begging the question you have to accept the conclusion before you can accept the reasons. (7, 3, 8)
- Part of an argument that tries to persuade you that a conclusion is true because a lot of people believe it is. (6, 2, 10)
- Part of an argument which tries to persuade you that just because something was done a certain way in the past, that's the way it should be done now. (6, 2, 9)
- That which needs to take place for something else to happen, without it, the other thing cannot occur. (9, 9)
- They are often used in arguments to make the point that if something applies in one situation then it applies, or should apply, in a comparable one. (5, 4, 7)
- When an argument claims that event A caused event B, but actually event A just happened before event B. (5, 6, 4, 3)
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