___________ is made up of claims, data,and warrants.
Reasoning
100
What is the simplest and most common kinds of reasoning?
Inductive Reasoning
100
when using reasoning improperly and drawing unjustified conclusions is called what?
Fallacies
100
By learning to link evidence to a claim through reasoning, a speaker can
help make meaning together with an audience
200
supporting material used to bolster your point is known as ___________?
Data
200
How many types of reasoning are there?
4- Inductive, Deductive, Casual and Analogic Reasonings
200
when reasoning is based on an editor/or statement when two alternatives are not really mutually or when other alternatives exist is called what?
False dichotomy
200
Linking can be accomplished through speech organization and language choices that show _______.
logical relationships
300
statements that you need to substantiate are called ?
Claims
300
Which form of reasoning involves not bringing new data into play but rearranging what you already know?
Deductive Reasoning
300
to assume as one of its premises the very conclusion it sets out to establish is called what?
Circular reasoning
300
controversial claims can be found at all levels of ______.
speech
400
define WARRANTS?
the connection between claims and data
400
what reasoning is the backbone of all speeches dealing with policy and problem solving?
Casual reasoning
400
what attacks a person based on some attribute or circumstance rather than addressing their ideas?
Ad Hominem Fallacy
400
reasoning is necessary at a specific subpoint levels in the speech to justify important ________.
claims
500
when you compare two things that can be placed In the same category you are doing what form or reasoning?
Analogy Reasoning
500
This consist of making the false assumption that taking the first step in any direction will inevitably lead to going to dangerous lengths in that direction is called?