Purpose & Goals
What is the primary goal of a Rogerian argument?
A) To convince your audience of your beliefs
B) To argue with your opposing side
C) To find a common ground on a controversial topic
D) All of the above
What is.... TO FIND A COMMON GROUND ON A CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of a well-constructed traditional argument?
a) A clear claim
b) Supporting evidence
c) Logical reasoning
d) Personal anecdotes
Which of the following is a key element of a Rogerian argument?
a) Aggressive language to establish dominance.
b) Extensive use of logical fallacies.
c) Acknowledging and summarizing the opposing viewpoint.
d) Ignoring the concerns of the opposing side.
What is.... ACKNOWLEDGING AND SUMMARIZING THE OPPOSING VIEWPOINT?
Which of the following is the central component of a traditional argument, representing the main point the author is trying to convey?
a) Evidence
b) Warrant
c) Claim
d) Qualifier
What is...CLAIM?
A Rogerian argument aims to achieve a "win-win" situation by......
a) Forcing the audience to accept the writer's position.
b) Finding a compromise that addresses both sides' concerns.
c) Presenting only one side of the issue with strong evidence.
d) Using emotional appeals to sway the audience.
In a traditional argument, what role does the "rebuttal" play?
a) To provide additional evidence supporting the main claim.
b) To anticipate and address potential counterarguments.
c) To summarize the key points of the argument.
d) To establish the author's credibility.
What is...To anticipate and address potential counterarguments??
TRUE OR FALSE?
The Rogerian method does not promote tolerance of opposing viewpoints.
What is...FALSE?
When evaluating an argument, it's important to consider the author's credibility, which means assessing their:
a) Emotional appeal
b) Use of rhetorical devices
c) Expertise and knowledge on the topic
d) Ability to provide personal stories
What is....EXPERTISE AND KNOWLEDGE ON THE TOPIC?
When constructing a Rogerian argument about the ethical implications (moral consequences) of artificial intelligence development, which approach would best exemplify the core principle of 'common ground'
A) Highlighting the potential dangers of AI without addressing any potential benefits
B) Focusing solely on the economic advantages of AI advancement
C) Acknowledging the concerns about AI misuse while also emphasizing its potential to solve complex societal problems
D) Resenting a strictly binary view of AI as either entirely beneficial or entirely harmful?
What is...Acknowledging the concerns about AI misuse while also emphasizing its potential to solve complex societal problems?
Traditional arguments result in..
A) A winner and a loser
B) Two winners
C) Find common ground
D) Persuasive language
What is....A WINNER AND A LOSER?