What are the important questions to ask to test the validity of arguments by analogy?
What will be an ideal response?
When testing argument by analogy, a listener should question whether the two
entities in the analogy are sufficiently similar to justify the conclusion. This can best be
determined by asking if the similarities between the two cases are relevant and if any of the
differences between the two cases are relevant.
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The _________ notes remind you when to adjust your rate, tone, or movement
A. speaking B. delivery C. nonverbal D. presentation
Research has demonstrated that we are attracted to people whose style of speaking
a. sounds proper and educated. b. is without regional dialect. c. in informal. d. is similar to ours.
When Stacy got her first job, her identity shifted from being a "student" to being an "account representative." This is an example of how identity is
a. flexible. b. fixed. c. progressive. d. dynamic.
In a normal viewing situation, we perceive the z-axis as extending from the screen to
the horizon. How do we perceive the two z-axes in stereo 3D?
What will be an ideal response?