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What is the correct classification of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What is the correct classification of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What is the cause of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What is the cause of the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What would have prevented the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What would have prevented the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What is the immediate effect of the misunderstanding of the key word 'illegal'?
What is the immediate effect of the misunderstanding of the key word 'illegal'?
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What is essential to resolve the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
What is essential to resolve the argument between Mr. Bright and Mr. Michael?
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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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Description
Identify the type of argument between two individuals in a given conversation. This quiz assesses understanding of communication concepts and conflict resolution.
