Which reasoning method needs a reasonable suspicion to the original statement?
4. Question 4 Which reasoning method needs a reasonable suspicion to the original statement? 1 / 1 point Induction Deduction Abduction
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Adding weak arguments to strong ones…
11. Question 11 Adding weak arguments to strong ones… 1 / 1 point Doesn’t change anything, because it is a weak argument Increases the overall persuasive power of your statement …
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How many arguments should you use?
10. Question 10 How many arguments should you use? 1 / 1 point 2-3 arguments 1 argument, but a very strong one As many as possible 3-5 arguments
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The first thing to check about any statistical evidence?
8. Question 8 The first thing to check about any statistical evidence? 1 / 1 point Check whether it peer was reviewed Check the credibility of the source (Who did the…
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When stories might work as evidence?
7. Question 7 When stories might work as evidence? 1 / 1 point When you want to prove some global scale events When you share something new that challenges the current…
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Where stories don’t work? (choose 2)
6. Question 6 Where stories don’t work? (choose 2) 1 / 1 point When you want to give an example When you want to prove something Proving is about…
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Which reasoning methods often need additional tests?
1. Question 1 Which reasoning methods often need additional tests? 1 / 1 point Induction Deduction Abduction
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What should you check if you are going to tell a story to illustrate your point?
5. Question 5 What should you check if you are going to tell a story to illustrate your point? 1 / 1 point Both of them Are all the details in…
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What is an industry term for a false premise?
3. Question 3 What is an industry term for a false premise? 1 / 1 point White Swan Black swan Black magic Uncertainty “All swans are white”…
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When you give an analogy…
2. Question 2 When you give an analogy… 1 / 1 point You follow the inductive reasoning You follow the deductive reasoning