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Philosophy & Reason: Arguements
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Last updated: March 1, 2021
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What is an Inductive Arguement?
Premises are meant to provide strong support for the conclusion.
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Arguements have premises which guarantee the conclusion.
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Premises might guarantee the conclusion.
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There is at least 3 premises.
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What is a Deductive Arguement?
Premises are meant to provide strong support for the conclusion.
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Arguements have premises which guarantee the conclusion.
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Premises might guarantee the conclusion.
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There is at least 3 premises.
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What is a Hasty Generallisation?
If it systematically favours some outcomes over others.
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A Generilisation with a trick question.
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It has a solid line.
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Hasty Generilisations are drawing a conclusion based on a small sample size, which is not in line with the average situation.
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What is Biased Sampling?
If it systematically favours some outcomes over others.
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A Generilisation with a trick question.
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It has a dotted line.
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Biased Samplings are drawing a conclusion based on a small sample size.
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What is a Complex Question?
A Generilisation with a trick question.
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If it systematically favours some outcomes over others.
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It has a solid line.
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Complex Question are drawing a conclusion based on a small sample size.
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What is ad Hominem?
Assuming that the effect is related to a cause.
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Assuming a proposition is true because many or most people believe it.
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Attack on the person, not the arguement
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Giving two options when in actuality there could be more possibilities
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What is Fallacy of Division?
Attacking the individual instead of the argument.
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Assuming a proposition is true because many or most people believe it.
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Assuming that what is true of the whole is true for the parts
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Giving two options when in actuality there could be more possibilities.
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What is Ad Populum?
Assuming that what is true of the whole is true for the parts
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Assuming a proposition is true because many or most people believe it.
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Giving two options when in actuality there could be more possibilities.
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Assuming that what is true of the whole is true for the parts
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What is False Dilemma?
Assuming that the effect is related to a cause.
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Assuming a proposition is true because many or most people believe it.
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Assuming that what is true of the whole is true for the parts.
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Giving two options when in actuality there could be more possibilities
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What is Cause & Effect?
Assuming a proposition is true because many or most people believe it.
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Assuming that the effect is related to a cause
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Assuming that what is true of the whole is true for the parts.
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Attacking the individual instead of the argument.
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