Critical Thinking: Evaluating Arguments

Description

When you think critically, you have to set assumptions aside and test whether an argument really holds up. Logical fallacies hide inside many arguments that look sound at first glance.

What this course covers:

• What makes something an argument
• Whether there is sufficient, valid support for a claim
• How to check that arguments are relevant to the problem
• Spotting logical fallacies in reasoning

Evaluating arguments well gives you reliable evidence to carry forward into your decisions.

System Requirements

See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base

Author

Mindscaling

250 Courses

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