The Tendency Toward Anchoring Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

The tendency toward anchoring is:

• A) evident whenever an anchor is present
• B) not detected if participants see clearly that the anchor was randomly chosen
• C) only observed if the anchor is suggested by an authority figure
• D) not observed if the anchor is known to be false

Understand the concept and role of implicit premises in constructing an argument.

Identify implicit premises within various arguments.

Differentiate between implicit and explicit premises.

Understand the rules for identifying implicit premises.

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Definitions:

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BCG Matrix

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