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Argumentos: ¿Qué tipo es?
 

Argumentos: ¿Qué tipo es?Online version

Identifica tipos de argumentos.

by juan stevan mamian campo
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El argumento por analogía es siempre más válido que los demás.

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El argumento de autoridad siempre es objetivo y no admite dudas.

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El argumento de causa y efecto propone una relación causal entre dos hechos.

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El argumento de autoridad se basa en la opinión de una fuente experta.

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El argumento de ejemplo nunca sirve para generalizar.

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El argumento basado en datos estadísticos se apoya en números y tendencias.

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El argumento por analogía compara dos situaciones similares para apoyar una conclusión.

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El argumento de causa y efecto nunca puede confundir correlación con causalidad.

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El argumento de ejemplo utiliza ejemplos concretos para ilustrar una idea.

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El argumento basado en datos estadísticos no necesita interpretación.

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