Arguments consist of one or more premises with one conclusion. Both the premise are capable of being true or false but not both. An example Professor Grey applies extra credit for early assignments if the papers are Grammarly correct and spell checked. The Professor did not apply the extra credit nor did he mention the grammar and spell check. Professor Grey did get the paper. Culturally, for the sake of arguing I am expected to accept my social status, however going to school changes that status.
Inductive argument provide reasoning that supports the conclusion as being true. Whereas, deductive arguments guarantees the truth of a conclusion providing supporting premises. Examples, I operate in the inductive world by hold the door open for
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A belief is the cognitive attitudes of accepting proposition. This demonstrates a belief everyone will eventually get hungry. Secondly, there is the non-belief meaning to withhold judgment education comes to mind as an example having to hold judgement until graduation. Lastly, dis-belief is related to rejection Loch Neck Monster is it real or not. Logical fallacies are unsuccessful concepts or beliefs in reasoning. What makes fallacies? The assumption of occurs being the same from an event. Not to be fooled is important in recognizing fallacies. Bandwagon Exploits feelings to join in with the common experience. Personal story, I was told by my nephew I had to buy some $150.00 jeans in order to get a date.
Unqualified Authority premises attempt to support the conclusion using a so called authority that is not an expert. Example, I listen to a taxi driver explain to me, the knowledge he had running the taxi company just being a driver. Next, appeal to force implementing a fear factor in someone when trying to reach a conclusion. My experience, I remember being the last man hired and was told if I did not clean up the entire area I would be written up by the supervisor. In reality I needed to keep by area