PHI 103 (PHI 103)

he three most important attributes I believe that a person must have is humility, listening, and open-mindedness. Humility involves knowing your limits, and having appreciation for the intentions, strengths and perspectives of others. It is also important because it avoids the arrogance that people sometimes have about a certain topic or subject. I like it because in essence takes away the idea of having any superior knowledge even when you think you may be an expert on something humility...

1. Question : This is the main question that DuBois wants to examine in this essay Student Answer: What is the meaning of race? How have African-Americans been treated in the past? What lies ahead for America in the future? What are the relations between whites and blacks in the South? None of the above Instructor Explanation: The answer can be found in “Of the Sons of Master and Man” by W.E.b. DuBois. Points Received: 0 of 1 Comments: Questio n 2. Question : Behind the “...

ASHFORD UNIVERSITY. PHI 103 FINAL EXAM QUIZ. (LATEST) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS. GRADED A Inference is . the process of drawing a conclusion from supporting premises This is one way to determine if one is encountering an explanation versus an argument: In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises. Intellectual modesty is . the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs Rhetorical argument...

“If he were happy, he would be smiling. He is not smiling, so he is not happy.” Modus Tollens Correct! Week 5 - Quiz: PHI103: Informal Logic (ACL1845E) Page 1 of 9 Question 2 1 / 1 pts You know Communism was going to fail! After all, Karl Marx was an alcoholic!

ASHFORD UNIVERSITY. PHI 103 FINAL EXAM QUIZ. (LATEST) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS. GRADED A Inference is . the process of drawing a conclusion from supporting premises This is one way to determine if one is encountering an explanation versus an argument: In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises. Intellectual modesty is . the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs Rhetorical argument...

PHI103: Informal Logic Week 5 Quiz 1. Question : My father always only bought Ford cars. He said they were the best cars ever. So I only buy Fords. Student Answer: Begging the question Ad hominem Post hoc Appeal to inadequate authority No fallacy Instructor The answer can be found in Section 7.1, “Fallacies of Support,” Explanation: of With Good Reason: A Guide to Critical Thinking. ...

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ASHFORD UNIVERSITY. PHI 103 FINAL EXAM QUIZ. (LATEST) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS. GRADED A Inference is . the process of drawing a conclusion from supporting premises This is one way to determine if one is encountering an explanation versus an argument: In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises.

ASHFORD UNIVERSITY. PHI 103 FINAL EXAM QUIZ. (LATEST) QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS. GRADED A Inference is . the process of drawing a conclusion from supporting premises This is one way to determine if one is encountering an explanation versus an argument: In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises. Intellectual modesty is . the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs Rhetorical argument...

PHI-103 Week 5 Quiz Ashford University Grade Details - All Questions Question 1. Question : Since all philosophers are seekers of truth, it follows that no evil human is a seeker after truth, since no philosophers are evil humans. The statement, “no evil human is a seeker after truth,” is the conclusion. Student Answer: Instructor True False The answer can be found in Section 2.2, “Extracting Explanation:Arguments in the Standard Form,” of ...