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  • October 17, 2024
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D265 Section 4 (Fallacies) 2023 WGU

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Critical thinking asks us: *



To give up our values and beliefs.


To change who we are.


To reflect upon our long-held values and beliefs.


To change our point of view.


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What would a good critical thinker use to support a conclusion? *

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Assertions of personal preference
Is the
following
Reasons and evidence statement
true? "It is
Nothing. Conclusions cannot be supported. sunny." *


A good critical thinker would dismiss all conclusions.

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In an argument, what is the primary role that premises play?
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They confuse the reader.


They cause disagreement.


They support a conclusion.


They require people to guess the context.


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6 Which of the
following is
When does a collection of statements express an argument? *
an example of
a premise
indicator? *
Never


When they are either true or false
because


When they express reasoning and come to a conclusion hence


When they express unsound reasoning and a critical conclusion outside


certainly

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