Acuscan Critical Thinking Case Study

When reading Anthony’s article, I believe that he was more convincing than Baum. Anthony broke down the article in a way that connected with people on a personal level that

Throughout the beginning of his argument, Green uses great amounts of emotional appeal to initially convince his audience to accept his ideas. Green understands that he first needs to show the audience that he understands their hesitations. Only then can he truly illustrate how passionate he is about their continued

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In order to move along his argument the first thing Carr does is share a problem with the

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Paul builds a well-constructed argument by using facts, word choice, and appealing to our emotions.

Overall Dana Gioia builds her persuasive argument more on the logos or facts. Doing his own research to make his audience believe him.

To inspire change in an audience well-set in their ways, sometimes an argument has to be just as bold as the bold ideas presented. This robust approach creates can present a well-crafted, effective argument, for it confronts the audience with a strong ethical stance and difficult to ignore facts, forcing the audience to undergo an examination of their own beliefs. Peter Singer utilizes this form of argument while using dramatic hypothetical situations and statistics in his essay, which ultimately proves to be effective than his more passive TEDtalk speech. Singer throughout his essay establishes strong logos, starting off with describing the findings of philosophy professor Peter Unger. Paraphrasing some of Unger's findings, he describes how

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Jones' approach is more similar to a guide as to how to argue rather than how simple emotion can change the course of an argument, like Mooney's. Jones argues that to have a good argument, one must be able to see all sides of the issue, and find a middle ground, in order to establish ideas, and find a solution to the problem. Jones states that both pro's, and con's of an argument are essential for understanding the topic, leading to better arguments, and solutions. She also presents a third approach of how to argue, that takes the essentials beyond just pro and con. She says that by listening, and collaborating with the person whom with you are arguing, and try to find the real answer instead of just criticizing theirs in order to make yours

Cliff 's argument for an additional means of revenue is logical but his approach, developing a new product when the

Good job answering the question. I do agree with you when you stated that this question was a broad question. After doing an evaluation of the article you can easily see that Smith was placed in a compromising situation that calls for a quick response. As an executive leader it became clear and concise that Smith and the other executive chairman’s were concerned with brand perception as well as consumer proposition. The smart thing for Smith to do is to get a more recent survey from Cone Communication, so he could properly adjust his business approach. That is only because the 1999 and 2001 survey conducted by Cone Communication is outdated and ambiguous. Real-time statistical data can help in painting a clear picture of recent

Poldma dissects the Interior Design one element at a time. Her book will assist with the research

For the most convincing part, his examples are solid, because he used examples of confident idiots not only from entertainment

This market is a well established market and P&G would have competition from existing companies and businesses since they include similar resources and advertising techniques. The competing companies and firms produce similar products and as such new ideas and innovation is necessary for the survival of P&G.