Types of Arguments in Communication
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What is the correct classification of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?

  • Emotive dispute
  • Verbal dispute (correct)
  • Substantive dispute
  • Logical dispute

What is the cause of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?

  • Unwillingness to compromise
  • Differences in facts used to support their arguments
  • Lack of respect for each other's views
  • Different opinions on the meaning of 'illegal' (correct)

What would have prevented the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?

  • A clear understanding of the meaning of 'illegal' (correct)
  • Avoiding the conversation altogether
  • Agreement on the facts used to support their arguments
  • A change in their opinions

What is the immediate effect of the misunderstanding of the key word 'illegal'?

<p>It leads to a verbal dispute (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is essential to resolve the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?

<p>Clarifying the meaning of 'illegal' (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Argument Types

  • An argument can be classified as either a verbal dispute or a substantive dispute
  • Verbal dispute arises from a misunderstanding of the meaning of a key word or term
  • Substantive dispute arises from differences in facts used to advance and prop arguments
  • In the case of Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael, the correct classification of their argument depends on the specific circumstances

Correct Answer

  • The correct answer depends on the context of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael
  • If the argument arises from a misunderstanding of the meaning of the key word "illegal", the correct answer is (a) verbal dispute or (c) substantive dispute
  • If the argument arises from differences in facts used to advance and prop arguments, the correct answer is (b) substantive dispute or (d) verbal dispute

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Identify the type of argument between two individuals in a given conversation. This quiz assesses understanding of communication concepts and conflict resolution.

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