MODR 1760 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Logical Form, Aphrodisiac, Ibm Officevision
9 Jul 2017
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Lpa1: practice telling the difference between a generalization and a causal argument. Identify which of the following arguments is a generalization and which is a causal argument. Write a g or c, in the margin, beside each argument: according to our survey most people do not read a lot: only 267 of 3000 people reported reading more than one book per week. = g: the majority of people who die are in bed at the time of their death. Clearly being in bed increases a person"s risk of dying. Therefore, if i sleep on the sofa i have a better chance of living longer. I tell you most students do not deserve the as we are giving out. = g: based on a telephone survey conducted between the hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm monday to friday using residential phone numbers - researchers conclude that most people think the current income tax rates are fair.
