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PART ONE: Discussion – Why Avoid Fallacies ( Needs to Be 150 words) Due – AUG 15th 2017
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For your initial posting this week, provide an example of fallacious reasoning, either your own or someone you know. Explain why the reasoning was fallacious (questionable premise, suppressed evidence, or invalid inference) and what the result of that reasoning was.
PART TWO: Written Assignment – Identify Logical Fallacies in a Text
Click link to read Mark Twain’s essay “The Late Benjamin Franklin”
Resource: Twain, M. (1983). THE LATE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Saturday Evening Post, 255(2), 18-93. Retrieved from Academic Search Complete database.
In a 1-page essay, provide an analysis that identifies fallacious reasoning in the story and explain why.
PART THREE: Course Project – Part 1 – Scenario Project Submission
Complete Part 1 of the Critical Thinking Scenario Project.
- Remember to proofread your submission in order to eliminate spelling and grammar errors.
Critical Thinking Project Overview
Critical thinking is referenced as one of the top transferrable skills employers desire. You will often exercise critical thinking skills in your future career.
Below, you will find links to a variety of critical thinking scenarios associated with your career path. The goal of these scenario projects is for you to apply critical thinking skills in order to better understand how these general education objectives will allow you to flourish in the workplace.
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