APA Format
This is found at the beginning of your paper, and includes (at minimum) the paper title, author's name, and institution.
What is the Title Page?
What is logos?
This group may oppose your argument
Who are naysayers? OR What is a counterargument?
What is a summary?
This logical fallacy asks people to do something due to its popularity
What is a bandwagon?
This is found at the top of every page. It includes a short version of the title and the page number.
What is the running head?
Persuading your reader through an appeal to emotions
What is pathos?
This type of argument is structured as follows: Introduction, Background, Proposition, Proof, Refutation, Conclusion
What is a classical argument?
This type of phrase occurs before a direct quotation or paraphrase. It introduces the author/title, year of publication, and gives an opportunity to introduce the source's authority.
What is a signal phrase?
In this logical fallacy, X leads to Y (where Y is an extremely hyperbolic outcome)
What is a slippery slope?
What is alphabetically?
Persuading your reader through an appeal to the source's credibility
What is authority?
This is a type of "top-down" logic, in which you begin with a major premise, followed by a more specific premise, and finally reach a conclusion.
What is deductive reasoning?
This is a rhetorical tool where you (the author) are given the opportunity to speak to the reader.
What is metacommentary?
In this logical fallacy, the intended audience is presented with a limited number of solutions to, or consequences of, a problem, when reality more exist
What is a false dilemma?
APA citation method prioritizes this type of information about the source.
What is the year of publication?
Persuading your reader through an appeal to your credibility
What is ethos?
What is a Toulmin argument?
"The putting together of parts or elements so as to make up a complex whole.”
What is synthesis?
This logical fallacy occurs when a person believes their conclusion is true only because they have not been presented with evidence that disproves it
What is an appeal to ignorance?
In addition to the author/short title and year of publication, the in-text citation for direct quotations and paraphrases must include this information.
What is the location of the quote/paraphrased material?
Persuading your reader through an appeal to timeliness
What is kairos?
This type of argument is helpful for negotiating differences and achieving compromise
What is a Rogerian argument?
This is another term for the evidence that supports a claim (appears in a Toulmin argument)
What are grounds?
In this logical fallacy, the writer presents an attack on a person or a group, rather than the position they’re taking
What is an ad hominem fallacy?