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Identifying Assumptions |
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Identifying Author's Attitude |
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Recognizing Similarities |
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Making Predictions |
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Reading with Critical Comprehension
Recognizing the Strengths/Weaknesses of Arguments
Selecting a textbook is like buying a new suit so go into the bookstore and see what feels right.
This is a Faulty Analogy because there is little similarity between selecting a textbook and buying a suit.
Click the "Previous" button if you wish to see the list of the common problems with weak arguments again.
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