PHIL 347 Critical Reasoning
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Claims - Answer: can be presented without reasons or background
information
, When presented with such claim? - Answer: Critical thinker will asses
the credibility of the source and the plausibility of the claim itself.
Credibility of the source - Answer: is the speaker knowledgeable and
unbiased?
Plausible - Answer: means reasonable or probable.
Does it seem more likely than not such a claim be true? - Answer:
Plausible of the claim
When presented with a claim with no reasons, the critical thinker has
options? - Answer: 1. Evaluate the credibility of the person making the
claim.
2. Examine the plausibility of the claim itself.
3. Investigate the claim independently.
If the claim is plausible, but the critical thinker is unable to investigate a
claim independently? - Answer: Then the critical thinker will evaluate
the authority and expertise of the speaker.
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Claims - Answer: can be presented without reasons or background
information
, When presented with such claim? - Answer: Critical thinker will asses
the credibility of the source and the plausibility of the claim itself.
Credibility of the source - Answer: is the speaker knowledgeable and
unbiased?
Plausible - Answer: means reasonable or probable.
Does it seem more likely than not such a claim be true? - Answer:
Plausible of the claim
When presented with a claim with no reasons, the critical thinker has
options? - Answer: 1. Evaluate the credibility of the person making the
claim.
2. Examine the plausibility of the claim itself.
3. Investigate the claim independently.
If the claim is plausible, but the critical thinker is unable to investigate a
claim independently? - Answer: Then the critical thinker will evaluate
the authority and expertise of the speaker.
