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| ELICIT A PARTICULAR RESPONSE |
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| PRESENTING POLLISTERS VIEWS |
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| CONCLUSION NECESSARILY FOLLOWS FROM PREMISES |
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| RANDOMLY DIVIDED INTO A CONTROL GROUP |
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| TWO SUPPORTING PREMISSES AND A CONCLUSION |
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| CONCLUSION MUST BE TRUE IF THE PREMISES ARE ASSUMED TO BE TRUE |
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| DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES UNTIL ONLY ONE REMAINS |
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| ARGUMENT BASED ON MATHEMATICS |
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| THREE OR MORE CONDITIONAL PREMISES LINKED TOGETHER |
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| ANTECEDENT PREMISES IS DENIED |
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| CONTAINS TWO PREMISES AND AFFIRMED BY CONSEQUENCE PREMISES |
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| A type of hypothetical argument with three or more condiional premises linked together |
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| A type of survey tht involves collecting information from a sample group of people |
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| A comparison between two or more similar events or things |
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| ARGUMENTS BASED ON MATHEMATICS |
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| A deductive argument in which the conclusion depends on a mathematical calculation |
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| A deductive argument presented in the form of two supporting premises and a conclusion |
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| A deductive argument that contains two premises is affirmed by the consequence premises |
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| A deductive argument that is valid and that has true premises |
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| A deductive argument that rules out different possibilities and only one remains |
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| A deductive argument where the form is such that the conclusio must be true if the premises are assumed to be true |
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| A descriptive type of anolgy frequently fund in literature |
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| A fallacy that assumes a particular answer to another unasked question |
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| A hypotheticalsygollism in which the antecedent premises is denied by the consequent premises |
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| A pull that starts by presenting the pollsters views before asking for a response |
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| A question that is written to elicit a particular response |
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| An argument tht claims if something is or is not the claim of something else |
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| An event that brings about a change or effecg |
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| Arguments that claims their conclusion necesarily follows from the premises |
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| Deductive argument in which conclusion is rue because it is based on key erm in a definition |
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| Drawing a conclusion about a certain characteristics of a population based on a sample from it |
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| Every member of population has an equal chance of becoming part of the sample |
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| Selecting some problems of a group and making generalizartion |
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| Pattern of reasoning in a deductive arument |
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| a sample that is similar to the larger population from which it was drawn |
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| An experiment in which that sample is randomly divided into an experimental and a control group |
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