Inference, as understood within arguments, can be seen as ____________ . Questio
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Inference, as understood within arguments, can be seen as ____________ .
Question 14 options:
The essential ingredient in persuasion
The process of inferring from conclusion to premises
A critical formulation
The process of reasoning from premises to a conclusion
___________ involves pressure to believe or choose that comes from presuming without sufficient reasons (prejudice) that a particular group (usually one you belong to) is the best, the right/chosen one, and all other groups are not as good, or bad in certain specific ways.
stereotyping
skepticism
social relativism
ethnocentrism
Question 20 (1 point)
The following sentence is not a statement…
Should you determine the quality of your beliefs?
Sexual harassment should be a crime.
Two plus two is equal to five.
The guest speakers were lame.
Question 21 (1 point)
Critical thinking mainly involves showing that other thinkers are incorrect in their belief and reasoning.
The reasoning process expressed by an argument or line of thought—or in other words, moving from one judgment to another—is known as .
emotional intelligence
inscrutability
reasonableness
instrumental rationality
inference
criticism
Group pressure generally does not help you to…
Indicator words are...
Words that frequently accompany arguments and signal that a premise or conclusion is present
Words that frequently accompany arguments and signal that the conclusion is trueconclusion is truesignal that the conclusion is truearguments and signal that the conclusion is truefrequently accompany arguments and signal that the conclusion is true
Premises pointing to a conclusion
Implicit statements
Proportion your belief to the strength of reasons
Accept only claims endorsed by preferred groups
Reject claims endorsed by groups
Proportion your belief to the strength of group influence
If you passively accept ideas and beliefs that have been handed to you by authorities, peers, culture, and emotion, then your beliefs may not be .
culturally acceptable
skeptical
heteronomous
autonomous
subjectively relative
Everyone has a worldview.
The essential ingredient in persuasion
The process of inferring from conclusion to premises
A critical formulation
The process of reasoning from premises to a conclusion
___________ involves pressure to believe or choose that comes from presuming without sufficient reasons (prejudice) that a particular group (usually one you belong to) is the best, the right/chosen one, and all other groups are not as good, or bad in certain specific ways.
Question 19 options:stereotyping
skepticism
social relativism
ethnocentrism
SaveQuestion 20 (1 point)
The following sentence is not a statement…
Question 20 options:Should you determine the quality of your beliefs?
Sexual harassment should be a crime.
Two plus two is equal to five.
The guest speakers were lame.
SaveQuestion 21 (1 point)
Critical thinking mainly involves showing that other thinkers are incorrect in their belief and reasoning.
Question 21 options: True False SaveThe reasoning process expressed by an argument or line of thought—or in other words, moving from one judgment to another—is known as .
Question 23 options: a)emotional intelligence
b)inscrutability
c)reasonableness
d)instrumental rationality
e)inference
f)criticism
SaveGroup pressure generally does not help you to…
Indicator words are...
Question 33 options:Words that frequently accompany arguments and signal that a premise or conclusion is present
Words that frequently accompany arguments and signal that the conclusion is trueconclusion is truesignal that the conclusion is truearguments and signal that the conclusion is truefrequently accompany arguments and signal that the conclusion is true
Premises pointing to a conclusion
Implicit statements
Save27 options:Proportion your belief to the strength of reasons
Accept only claims endorsed by preferred groups
Reject claims endorsed by groups
Proportion your belief to the strength of group influence
If you passively accept ideas and beliefs that have been handed to you by authorities, peers, culture, and emotion, then your beliefs may not be .
Question 28 options: a)culturally acceptable
b)skeptical
c)heteronomous
d)autonomous
e)subjectively relative
SaveEveryone has a worldview.
Question 30 options: True False SaveExplanation / Answer
Answering first 4 questions as per Chegg rules:
1.The process of reasoning from premises to conclusion.
2.Stereotyping
3.Should you determine the quality of your beliefs?
4.False