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  • MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
    Strayer,Phoniex,
    Feb-1999 - Mar-2006

  • MBA.Graduate Psychology,PHD in HRM
    Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
    Feb-1999 - Mar-2006

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    Apr-2003 - Apr-2007

Category > Art & Design Posted 26 Sep 2017 My Price 10.00

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1. (Learning Outcome 1) When sports fans at nonBCS schools argue that their team should compete in the BCS championship game, they often fail to consider (Points : 3)

       the true qualities of their team.
       what a championship game really means.
       who the appropriate decision makers are.
       what makes for a good argument.

 

Question 2.2. (Learning Outcome 1) Decision making within a context of uncertainty (Points : 3)

       is rarely accomplished.
       falls within the domain of argumentation.
       requires the application of scientific methods.
       typically yields mediocre decisions.

 

Question 3.3. (Learning Outcome 1) Commonplaces, as powerful concepts that work as socially generated starting points for argument, include (Points : 3)

       well known stories, anecdotes, and narratives.
       information generally shared.
       facts of a more general nature.
       such procedures as induction, deduction, and considerations of time.

 

Question 4.4. (Learning Outcome 1) A “group of interrelated convictions of truth or statements of perceived reality” is a definition of (Points : 3)

       perception.
       belief systems.
       hallucination.
       infatuation.

 

Question 5.5.

(Learning Outcome 1) Argument from circumstantial evidence is the legal term for argument from

(Points : 3)

      

analogy.


      

cause.


      

sign.  


      

authority.

 

Question 6.6. (Learning Outcome 1) In the analysis of arguments, the first step is to identify the (Points : 3)

       grounds.
       warrant.
       claim.
       qualifier.

 

Question 7.7. (Learning Outcome 1) Define a slippery slope informal fallacy. (Points : 6)

      
      

 

Question 8.8. (Learning Outcome 1) Give an example of a bandwagon appeal informal fallacy. (Points : 6)

      
      

 

Question 9.9. (Learning Outcome 2) In an argument essay with a classical structure, what should be included in the confutatio section? (Points : 10)

      
      

 

Question 10.10. (Learning Outcome 2) What is ethos in relation to classical argument structure and the rhetorical triangle? (Points : 10)

      
      

 

Question 11.11. (Learning Outcome 2) What is an enthymeme? Provide an example. (Points : 15)

      
      

 

Question 12.12. (Learning Outcome 2) What ability is essential to the success of Rogerian argument? Provide an example. (Points : 15)

      
      

 

Question 13.13. (Learning Objective 2) What is an argument from authority? Provide an example. (Points : 15)

      
      

 

Question 14.14. (Learning Outcome 2) When is it necessary for a person making an argument to provide backing? (Points : 5)

      
      

 



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AccountingQueen
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Status NEW Posted 26 Sep 2017 06:09 AM My Price 10.00

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