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Lesson 1 - Introduction To Critical Thinking
And Arguments Questions And Answers
2024/2025 Update

What is the cogency of arguments?

evaluating arguments.

the argument as a whole.

Is this set of reasoning persuasive?

What is an argument?

Is a set of reasons in support of a claim

An argument consists of a claim (conclusion), along with one or more reasons for thinking that the claim
is true. (premises)

What are claims?

Statement or propositions that can be true or false

These can be both premises and conclusions

Is this a claim?

"Melbourne is in Australia"

Yes

Is this a claim?

"Smoking causes lung cancer"

Yes

Is this a claim?

"The earth is flat"

, Yes

Is this a claim?

"Where is Melbourne?

No

Questions aren't claims

Is this a claim?

"I like smoking, don't harsh my vibe!"

No

Commands aren't claims

Where can you find arguments?

1. Academia

2. Politics

3. Advertising

4. Science

5. Personal decision making

Many can be seriously flawed

Formal Fallacy

Represent an argument and identify the premise that supports that conclusion. Look for the formal
errors in the chain of reasoning

What does critical thinking require?

1. Understanding formal features of good reasoning

2. Having an open and curious mindset

What are the two criteria for successful cogent arguments?

Truth: all the premises must be acceptable as true

Validity/Support: the premises must be sufficient to establish the conclusion

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