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Visualize It!
Roger That!
Are you arguing with me?
Is that a Rhetorical question?
Ready, Steady, Go!
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An argument that evokes an emotional response, employs symbols, and invites interpretation.
What is a visual argument
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Two areas in which Rogerian argument is commonly used.
What are business and politics?
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Every argument requires this person.
What is the arguer?
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This type of argument would be a picture or video.
What is visual argument?
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Talking with someone about your ideas is a good way to work through this common writing problem.
What is writers' block?
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Icons that have established meanings and feelings.
What are symbols?
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These are the emphases of Rogerian argument.
What are concensus and common ground?
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An effective argument requires this between the arguer and the audience that is relevant to the issue.
What is the common ground?
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This type of audience either mildly agrees with you or slightly opposes you.
What is undecided?
200
To copy quoted material as it is without quotations or citations is this.
What is plagiarism?
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Barographs, line graphs, and circle graphs are examples of these.
What are visual support for a written argument?
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The writer creates cooperation, the possibility that both sides might change, and a mutually advantageous argument.
What is the goal of Rogerian argument?
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These are conducted in arenas where people must employ argument to reach consensus on plans of action that solve problems.
What are negotiation and mediation?
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Text, Reader, Audience, Constraint, and Exigence make up this acronym.
What is TRACE?
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This is a method of organizing thoughts in a manner which allows them to flow clearly and logically. It is very visual.
What is Concept mapping.
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A visual argument that pulls the viewer in, creates common ground, employs icons, and invites a unique interpretation.
What is a cartoon?
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Stating the opponent's claim to demonstrate he understanding and show it is valid.
What is the basic strategy of Rogerian argument?
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This type of issue is lasting, continuing, durable.
What is enduring issues?
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This part of the situation signals that something has occured and needs to be resolved. (the reason for the argument)
What is Exigence?
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This is a way to get additional insights and ideas about your issue by using some well-established lines of thought that stimulate critical thinking.
What are critical thinking prompts?
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This refers to thinking about what is NOT included as well as what is included in a visual argument?
What is being selective?
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This type of proof is used in Rogerian argument to cool emotions with dispassionate language.
What is pathos?
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This is a type of argument that you may use frequently and is consensual. It involves making decisions and increasing personal motivation.
What is internal?
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This is a specialized group who share subject matter, background, and a common language or vocabulary.
What is discourse group?
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Obvious, extremist, hidden, unconscious, exploratory, and objective are all examples of these.
What are argumentation purposes?