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Chapter 12 in our text helps us critically think through arguments and issues we may face in our lives. Errors may affect the truth of the issue, they may affect the validity of a premise or conclusion, or a hidden premise that may side-track a solution. Dealing with simple or complex arguments takes practice.
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Select ONE of the Applications on pp. 222-224, and practice your creative and critical skills by responding to the following questions, for that Application:
Share the Application you selected. If you think it is a complex argument, identify the parts, and state whether you think there is a hidden premise implied.
Evaluate the argument and decide whether you think it is sound or not. Explain…
Select ONE of the errors discussed in this chapter that you observe most in persuasive situations. How do you react to it when you confront it?
Reference
Ruggiero, V. R. (2009). The art of thinking: a guide to critical and creative thought (9th ed.). New York, NY: Longman Pearson, Publishers.
