Lesson 2

Question 1

-Belief, Impression, judgement
- Content is subjective

Answer 1

Opinion

Question 2

• Objective
• Proven by facts

Answer 2

Truth

Question 3

-asking open ended questions

Answer 3

Socratic Method

Question 4

-method of studying and understanding the real development and change

Answer 4

• Dialectical Method

Question 5

-from greek god _______
-derived from the word______ meaning________

Answer 5

Hermes
Hermeneusai
Interpreting

Question 6

comes from the greek word phainomenon meaning________
and logos meaning_________

Answer 6

Appearance
Study

Question 7

is that which appears to the consciousness of the mind

Answer 7

Phenomenon

Question 8

investigates the essence of nature of the things that appear to a person

Answer 8

Phenomenology

Question 9

Phenomenological Strategies

Answer 9

1. Bracketing
2. Eidetic Reduction

Question 10

method emphasizes the persons lived experiences

Answer 10

Existentialism

Question 11

a science that focuses on the analysis and construction of arguments

Answer 11

Logic

Question 12

Kinds of Reasoning

Answer 12

Inductive
Deductive

Question 13

moves from specific premises to general conclusion

Answer 13

Inductive

Question 14

from general to more specific conclusion

Answer 14

Deductive

Question 15

a defect in an argument other than it having false premises

Answer 15

Fallacies

Question 16

Kinds of Fallacies (10)

Answer 16

Appeal to Pity
-Ignorance
-Force
-People
-Tradition
Equivocation
Against The Person
False Cause
Hasty Generalization
Begging the Question

Question 17

someone tries to win support for an argument, by exploiting his feelings of pity or guilt

Answer 17

Appeal to Pity

Question 18

whatever has been proven false must be true or vice versa

Answer 18

Appeal to ignorance

Question 19

logical chain of reasoning of a word several times but giving the word a different meaning each time

Answer 19

Equivocation

Question 20

attacking the persons character rather than the logic pf the argument

Answer 20

Against The Person

Question 21

argument where force ot threat or force is given

Answer 21

Appeal to force

Question 22

concludes that something is true because many people believe it

Answer 22

Appeal to People

Question 23

since am event occurred before another, then the first event caused the other

Answer 23

False Cause

Question 24

acceptable because it has been true for a long time

Answer 24

Appeal to Tradition

Question 25

conclusion without considering all the variables

Answer 25

Hasty Generalization

Question 26

the proposition to be proven is assumed implicitly or explicitly in the premise of circular reasoning

Answer 26

Begging the Question