For your #3 thing, say again what it is, and explain why it…
For your #3 thing, say again what it is, and explain why it is “important” – why did you put that thing near the top of your list? Then provide “evidence” of where/when you learned the thing or practiced the skill. See the example in the instructions and make sure to provide enough detail so that we can find it in one of our ebooks, in Canvas, or in the course lectures or videos. Alternatively, use the toolbar to upload a screenshot that shows enough detail that it is clear where it came from. Of course, we likely learned or practiced the thing more than once throughout the semester, but I am only requesting one piece of evidence.
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Answer one of the following two essay questions. I maintain that to be a good premise the premise must be true, clear, and noncontroversial. Explain each of these features and why they are necessary to create persuasive arguments. I maintain that when analyzing an argument will need only ask and answer two questions: the support question and the content question. Briefly explain each of these questions. I also mentioned that support can come in two formats. What are the two different kinds of logical support premises can lend to their lend to their conclusion? In your answer be certain to distinguish between good arguments that are described as “valid” and good arguments which are described as “strong.” Give at least one example of each.
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