I believe strongly that credibility anSd relevance are the most important factors to
consider when you evaluate an argument. I am the type of person to believe facts. I
don't go off of "he said, she said, or they said" if i don't have complete evidence or
facts that something is true i won't even bother. or vise versa if someone comes to
me trying to make a bold statement or make a point and they don't have the
evidence to back it up, then i'm not going to believe it or waste myself trying argue
in the first place. And with relevance i think its important because if you start going
off topic the conversation will just last longer than it needs to. And tats with any type
of argument. I always stay on topic and stick with the topic at hand. going off of it
will just waste time and no ones point gets across.
the difference between inductive and deductive is pretty simple i think. Inductive is
when the conclusion is based of maybe's and probably's. Like a personal belief of a
fact instead of the actual fact. (if that makes sense). Where deductive is the
complete opposite, Its all about the true facts and statistics.
I thought this week was really interesting because when i saw the word ARGUMENT i
immediately assumed it was like an altercation lol. But i didn't realize that there
were so many different types of arguments. And i found that interesting.