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Evidence Keywords (6) correct answersBecause , Since, For, From the fact that, after all, it is clear from Conclusion Keywords (14) correct answersTherefore, Thus, It is clear , It follows that, That is why, So, Consequently, Obviously, Hence, As a result, This proves that, Studies suggest, This shows, Clearly Formal Logic Sufficient (8) correct answersThe only, All, Incapable, If, Any, Every, Whenever, Each Formal Logic Necessity (12) correct answersRequires, Guarantees, Must, Necessar...

LR assumption strategy - Bridge the gap between the evidence and the conclusion. LR assumption Q stem idetifiers - "assumed," "assumption," "presuppose," "if added to the premises." LR strengthen/weaken strategy - Find the answer that makes the conclusion more or less likely to follow from the evidence. LR strengthen/weaken Q stem identifiers - "strengthen," "most strongly supports the author," "most weakens," "calls into question," "undermines" LR flaw strategy - Find t...

open-ended questions - ANS open-ended questions (narrative response): gives the pt discretion about the extent of his or her answers, and does not presuppose a specific answer. they prompt pt to describe a situation in more than one or two words What nursing interventions can be done for a patient with dehydration? - ANS maintaining intake of fluids prevents dehydration resulting from diaphoresis. The patients increased metabolic rate requires an adequate nutritional intake, which maybe p...

Study Guide Lesson 1 - Prelude to Philosophy, Chapter 1: What is Philosophy? !The 4 reason students often presuppose a low view of philosophy: It has to do with an image that one has to be super intelligent to do philosopher. (that is not true) 2. Most students study philosophy late in their academic development, 3. most people do not think it is practical, 4. main reason is that students do not know what it is or how it can benefit them. !What is philosophy? Four ways to get to know what somet...

Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. The meaning of exclamatives 3. The use of exclamatives 4. The form of exclamatives 5. Conclusions References Cat.Jour.Ling. 7 001-203:Cat.Jour.Ling. 10/10/08 17:12 Página 9 On the positive side, the work by Elliott raised attention to exclamative sentences, which, when considered at all, had received a parochial and secondary role with respect to interrogative sentences. It can be said with justice that Elliott set the grounds for a fruitful devel...

Critical Thinking and Logic Define Critical Thinking is the art of thinking about thinking while thinking in order to make thinking better. Richard Paul and Linda Elder in Critical Thinking: Tools for Taking Charge of Your Learning and Your Life Critical thinking comprises which three interlinking dimensions: 1 Analyzing one's own thinking- breaking it down into its component parts. 2 Evaluating one's own thinking- identifying its weaknesses while recognizing its strengths. 3 Im...

Critical Thinking and Logic Define Critical Thinking is the art of thinking about thinking while thinking in order to make thinking better. Richard Paul and Linda Elder in Critical Thinking: Tools for Taking Charge of Your Learning and Your Life Critical thinking comprises which three interlinking dimensions: 1 Analyzing one's own thinking- breaking it down into its component parts. 2 Evaluating one's own thinking- identifying its weaknesses while recognizing its strengths. 3 Im...

LSAT Prep Exam Questions with Correct Answers LR assumption strategy - ANSWER Bridge the gap between the evidence and the conclusion. LR assumption Q stem idetifiers - ANSWER "assumed," "assumption," "presuppose," "if added to the premises." LR strengthen/weaken strategy - ANSWER Find the answer that makes the conclusion more or less likely to follow from the evidence. LR strengthen/weaken Q stem identifiers - ANSWER "strengt...

LR assumption strategy - correct answer Bridge the gap between the evidence and the conclusion. LR assumption Q stem idetifiers - correct answer "assumed," "assumption," "presuppose," "if added to the premises." LR strengthen/weaken strategy - correct answer Find the answer that makes the conclusion more or less likely to follow from the evidence. LR strengthen/weaken Q stem identifiers - correct answer "strengthen," "most strongly supports the author," "most weakens," "c...

LR assumption strategy - Answer Bridge the gap between the evidence and the conclusion. LR assumption Q stem idetifiers - Answer "assumed," "assumption," "presuppose," "if added to the premises." LR strengthen/weaken strategy - Answer Find the answer that makes the conclusion more or less likely to follow from the evidence. LR strengthen/weaken Q stem identifiers - Answer "strengthen," "most strongly supports the author," "most weakens," "calls into question," "undermin...