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| A mistake in reasoning that makes the argument invalid. |
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| Argument states that a relatively small first step leads to a chain of related events to form a big significant effect or output. |
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| A serious or urgent request or argument. |
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| The state of being parallel or of correspoding in some way. |
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| prejudice in favor or against one thing , person , group compared with one another usually consider in an unfair way. |
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facts used on an argument .
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| Having appeals to someone or something , can influence on how you see or decide things. |
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| Making a decision with with lack of evidence without considering all of the variables. |
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| Post hoc , ergo proctor hoc |
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| saying that because you did that happend and because of this other thing happend. |
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| State or Assert on something without providing proof , usually in doubt. |
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| Something that is given in response to a demand . |
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| Assuming that properties between two thigns will continue to share more |
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| the emotion something or someone provokes you or gives you. |
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| reasoing which consists of evaluated deductive arguments |
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| data directed by something you saw or seen that affects your opinion. |
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| evidence has two distinct meanings |
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| sing from or appealing to the emotions and not reason or logic. |
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| something you win or get out from something. |
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