Which of the Following Types of Argument Is NOT Typical

question 40

Multiple Choice

Which of the following types of argument is NOT typical of rhetorical form?

• A) arguments from effect, involving the linkage between events and their outcome
• B) arguments from source, involving sources of information that are considered reliable
• C) subject-centered arguments, which focuses on the subject of the film
• D) viewer-centered arguments, which usually tap into the viewer's emotions

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Definitions:

Conception

The process of fertilization where a sperm cell merges with an ovum, leading to the formation of a zygote and the start of pregnancy.

Fetus

A developing mammal after the embryonic stage and before birth, particularly in humans from the ninth week of pregnancy until birth.

Developmental Group

A term that could refer to a group of individuals at a similar stage of development or a therapeutic group aimed at addressing developmental issues, but without a standard definition, clarification is needed.

Historical Time

refers to a specific period in history, characterized by distinct events, developments, and cultural practices.