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La autoridad siempre garantiza la verdad absoluta de la afirmación.

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Un argumento emocional busca influir mediante las emociones del receptor.

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Un argumento de autoridad cita a una fuente reconocida para respaldar la afirmación.

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Un argumento de autoridad no necesita citar fuentes.

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Un argumento de autoridad puede ser falible si la fuente no es fiable.

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Un argumento lógico debe evitar por completo el uso de ejemplos.

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Un argumento lógico se apoya en razonamiento y hechos verificables.

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El uso de datos estadísticos puede fortalecer un argumento lógico.

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Los argumentos emocionales no deben combinarse con evidencia para ser válidos.

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Un argumento emocional nunca puede persuadir si no hay datos.

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