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Identifying Arguments in Critical Thinking

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What is the primary focus of critical thinking?

Identifying, evaluating, and giving reasons (correct)

Avoiding arguments

Predicting outcomes

Quarreling and disagreeing

What is the purpose of an argument in critical thinking?

To provide evidence or reasons to support a claim (correct)

To persuade others

To start a quarrel

To predict outcomes

Why is recognizing arguments vital in life?

Because we can't avoid them and need to make informed decisions (correct)

Because we can avoid them

Because they help us predict outcomes

Because they help us explain things

What is the result when other people support your reasons?

They support your position or point of view Signup and view all the answers

What does 'argument' usually refer to in everyday life?

A quarrel or disagreement Signup and view all the answers

Who defines an argument as presenting reasons to support a position or point of view?

Cottrell (2023) Signup and view all the answers

Identifying Arguments in Critical Thinking

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Questions and Answers

What is the primary focus of critical thinking?

What is the purpose of an argument in critical thinking?

Why is recognizing arguments vital in life?

What is the result when other people support your reasons?

What does 'argument' usually refer to in everyday life?

Who defines an argument as presenting reasons to support a position or point of view?

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