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11 Cards in this Set
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Reasons |
They support the conclusion |
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Example |
They illustrate reasons |
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Evidence |
Backs up reasons. It makes reasons more convincing |
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Clnflation |
Using two words as if the mean the same |
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Straw person |
Distorts and misrepresents an argument |
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Ad hominem |
Attacking the arguer |
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Slippery slope |
Saying that one small event causes a big event |
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Post hoc |
Saying that A causes B but A gas to happen first |
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Tu quoque |
Justifying wrong actions because someone else has done the same wrong action |
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Two wrongs don't make a right |
Justifying wrong actions because someone else has done a different wrong action |
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Confusing necessary and sufficient conditions |
A condition is necessary because it something has to happen for something to happen and it is sufficient when it is enough for something else to happen |
