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What is the main difference between conventions and preferences?
What is the main difference between conventions and preferences?
- Conventions are difficult to verify, while preferences are subjective.
- Conventions cannot be objectively proven, while preferences can be logically attacked.
- Conventions are based on laws and rules, while preferences are based on personal choice. (correct)
- Conventions are based on customs, while preferences rely on historical precedent.
What type of evidence is considered the strongest in supporting an argument according to the text?
What type of evidence is considered the strongest in supporting an argument according to the text?
- Analogical Evidence
- Anecdotal Evidence
- Testimonial Evidence
- Statistical Evidence (correct)
Why are opinions difficult to verify objectively?
Why are opinions difficult to verify objectively?
- Because they are subjective and cannot be logically attacked. (correct)
- Because they rely on historical precedent.
- Because they are not affected by uncertainty.
- Because they are based on facts that are easily provable.
What is the purpose of formulating a counterclaim in critical thinking?
What is the purpose of formulating a counterclaim in critical thinking?
'Limited knowledge weakens credibility' mainly refers to which type of evidence?
'Limited knowledge weakens credibility' mainly refers to which type of evidence?
In what way does testimonial evidence enhance credibility?
In what way does testimonial evidence enhance credibility?
What is the purpose of determining textual evidence in evaluating an author's argument?
What is the purpose of determining textual evidence in evaluating an author's argument?
'Survey-type data' fits into which category of evidence according to the text?
'Survey-type data' fits into which category of evidence according to the text?
What distinguishes preferences from opinions according to the text?
What distinguishes preferences from opinions according to the text?
How does anecdotal evidence establish credibility according to the text?
How does anecdotal evidence establish credibility according to the text?