12 Questions
What is the primary goal of the reasoning process?
To combine alternatives, information, and values to arrive at a decision
What characterizes sound reasoning?
Logical reasoning and true premises
What is the outcome of poor reasoning?
Unsound decisions
What are the two criteria for an argument to be considered sound?
It is valid and its premises are true
What is the characteristic of an unsound argument?
It is either an invalid argument or a valid argument with at least one false premise
What can be concluded about Daffy Duck in the example of sound reasoning?
Daffy Duck is a bird
What was the result of the government shutdown, according to Obama?
The economy was harmed and jobs were lost
What is one of the three areas where Obama believes Democrats and Republicans can work together?
Pursuing a balanced approach to a responsible budget
What is one of the goals of the budget, according to Obama?
Shrinking long-term deficits
What is Obama's stance on immigration reform?
He wants to finish the job of fixing our broken immigration system
What is one of the benefits of passing a farm bill, according to Obama?
It would give rural communities opportunities
What is the current state of deficits, according to Obama?
They are shrinking
Test your understanding of sound reasoning, its importance in decision making, and how to evaluate arguments. Learn to make informed decisions with logical reasoning. Identify examples of sound and poor reasoning.
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