5753585514 | claim | what a person is proving with data or information | 0 | |
5753586623 | inductive reasoning | reasoning from the specific to the general | 1 | |
5753587623 | syllogism | a three part logical progression of reasoning; two premises with a common term and a conclusion | 2 | |
5753589061 | hasty generalization | leaping to a conclusion from inadequate evidence | 3 | |
5753590608 | argument from doubtful authority | using a person who is not knowledgeable as proof | 4 | |
5753593177 | data | the evidence used to prove a theory or point of view | 5 | |
5753593866 | logical fallacy | errors in reasoning that lead to wrong conclusions | 6 | |
5753596953 | non-sequitur | stating a conclusion that does not follow from the original premise | 7 | |
5753597805 | either/or reasoning | assuming that a reality may be neatly divided into two parts | 8 | |
5753599176 | begging the question | taking for granted that what you set out to prove is already correct; arguing in circles | 9 | |
5753600979 | warrant | the assumption or principle that connects the data to the claim | 10 | |
5753601843 | concession | presentin or accepting an argument from the other side of an issue | 11 | |
5753604056 | argument ad hominem | attacking a person's view by attacking a person's character | 12 | |
5753606632 | post hoc, ergo propter hoc | because B follows A, A caused B | 13 | |
5753607601 | deductive reasoning | reasoning from the general to the specific | 14 | |
5753608208 | refutation | responding to an argument with another logical argument | 15 | |
5753609614 | oversimplification | neat and easy explanations for complicated phenomena | 16 | |
5753611237 | fake analogy | aim of a likeness when no significant one exists | 17 |
AP Language and Composition Argument Flashcards
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