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Razonamiento: Autoridad, Ejemplificación y Estadístico

Froggy Jumps

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Razonamiento: Autoridad, Ejemplificación y Estadístico
 

Froggy Jumps

Razonamiento: Autoridad, Ejemplificación y EstadísticoOnline version

Definiciones y diferencias básicas

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¿Qué es un argumento de autoridad?

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¿Qué implica un argumento de ejemplificación?

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¿Qué es un argumento estadístico?

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Según la UNESCO (2017), una educación inclusiva y equitativa es fundamental para reducir las desigualdades sociales.

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Muchos jóvenes de sectores vulnerables abandonan la universidad al no contar con recursos suficientes para transporte y materiales académicos.

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Diferencia entre argumento estadístico y ejemplificación:

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Qué tipo de argumento se apoya en la credibilidad de una fuente:

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Propósito del argumento estadístico:

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Qué no es un argumento de ejemplificación:

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De acuerdo con informes regionales, más del 40% de los jóvenes de bajos ingresos en América Latina no culmina la educación superior

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