Which statement primarily appeals to logos to support the position that athletes should remain loyal instead of switching teams?
Understand the Problem
The question asks which statement effectively uses logical appeal (logos) to argue that athletes should remain loyal instead of switching teams. It requires evaluation of the given statements based on their logical reasoning.
Answer
Athletes owe loyalty due to fans' national or regional pride.
The statement, 'You may be thinking that athletes should have the freedom to switch teams, just as businesspeople have the freedom to switch jobs; however, athletes owe a certain loyalty to their fans, who often have strong feelings of national or regional pride,' appeals to logos.
Answer for screen readers
The statement, 'You may be thinking that athletes should have the freedom to switch teams, just as businesspeople have the freedom to switch jobs; however, athletes owe a certain loyalty to their fans, who often have strong feelings of national or regional pride,' appeals to logos.
More Information
The statement makes a logical comparison to businesspeople and presents an argument about obligations, appealing to the reader's reason.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing emotional or ethical appeals with logical arguments.
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