A Conclusion Is

question 103

Multiple Choice

A conclusion is:

• A)an argument with only one premise
• B)an argument with at least two premises
• C)an argument to which there is no possible response
• D)the proposition for which an argument provides evidence
• E)whatever proposition a speaker says last

Analyze arguments for fallacious reasoning in various contexts.

Explain the fallacy of appealing to emotions, authority, and majority in argumentation.

Understand how personal beliefs and biases can lead to fallacious reasoning.

Critically assess the strength of an argument based on its premises and conclusion.

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