A Publisher's Presentation to a Group of Authors to Describe

question 126

Multiple Choice

A publisher's presentation to a group of authors to describe how the publishing process works has the purpose of

• A) reporting.
• B) explaining.
• C) persuading.
• D) motivating.
• E) enhancing.

Understand how inductive generalization relates to the evaluation of analogical arguments.

Apply specific rules for evaluating inductive generalizations within the context of argument by analogy.

Distinguish between arguments by analogy and counter-analogy.

Apply evaluation criteria to decide between conflicting analogical arguments.

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