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Reasoning From Specific Instances
Reasoning From Principle
Casual Reasoning
Analogical Reasoning
Fallacies
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What is a Hasty Generalization?
What is an error in reasoning from specific instances when a speaker jumps to conclusions?
100
What is reasoning from principle?
What is reasoning that moves from a general principle to a specific conclusion?
100
What is casual reasoning?
What is reasoning that seeks to establish the relationship between causes and effects?
100
What is analogical reasoning?
What is reasoning where a speaker compares two similar cases and infers what is true for both of them?
100
What is a fallacy
What is an error in reasoning?
200
What is hasty generalizations.
What do you need to watch out for with Reasoning from Specific Instances?
200
Who is Socrates?
Who is mortal and a person? (p. 363)
200
What is false cause?
What is the thought, "This happened because of that?"
200
What is an invalid analogy?
What needs to be avoided in analogical reasoning?
200
What is red herring?
What is a fallacy that introduces an irrelevant issue to divert attention from a discussed subject?
300
What is look at the facts and generate a conclusion?
What are two guidelines for Reasoning from Specific Instances?
300
What is a general principle
What is a guideline for reasoning from principle?
300
What is assuming that there is only one outcome?
What is one problem with Casual Reasoning?
300
What is an invalid analogy?
What is two compared cases that are not essentially alike?
300
What is a bandwagon?
What is a fallacy that is thought of as good because it is popular?
400
What is fact?
What is important to support Reasoning from Principle?
400
What is false cause?
What is another problem with Casual Reasoning?
400
What are Persuasive Speeches?
What speech type is often used with analogical reasoning?
400
What is a slippery slope?
What is a fallacy that assumes taking the first step toward a problem will prevent it?
500
What is daily?
When are specific instances used?
500
What is everything?
What is backwards in the game of Jeopardy?
500
What is "Because that ice was there, I broke my arm."
What is an example of casual reasoning?
500
Great Britain and United States Political Systems.
What is an example of analogical reasoning?
500
What is ad hominem?
What is a fallacy that attacks a person rather then dealing with the actual debate or discussion?