Two factors to consider when evaluating an argument are clarity and relevance. If
you don’t have clarity then you unclear of what the argument is even about and how
to go about fixing it. Relevance is basically is the argument even worth your time or
does it mean anything anyways.
Deductive is straight to the point and true as where inductive are questionable.
my favorite learning activity this week was learning about arguments it was very
interesting learning that everything has a purpose.
Two factors to consider when evaluating an argument are clarity and credibility. If
you are not clear on what the argument in, you cannot respond correctly, clarity is
needed for understanding and would allow conversations to much less ambiguous.
Credibility is needed to make sure the facts are correct and whomever is offering the
information should have credibility or trustworthy.
Deductive arguments are straight to the point and factual, whereas inductive
arguments are probability and questionable. Deductive arguments could be used in
court and inductive arguments are normally used amongst friends or someone not
looking for argument.
I found learning about arguments very interesting, because everyone has a tone and
a point of view. Analyzing an argument to get the outcome you want or to come to a
mutual agreement.
