Argument analysis

1. I'm having difficulty analyzing arguments-identifying, supplying missing premises for inductive and deductive arguments, diagramming, reconstructing and listing claims and diagramming. For eg. Number must be either infinite or finite. But it cannot be infinite. An infinite number is neither odd nor even, but numbers are always odd or even. How would I list the claims for a passage like the above, diagram it or symbolize it using propositional logic? 2. I'm not sure how to supply missing premises, diagram or determine if an argument is valid or invalid. For eg. Radioactive elements disintegrate and eventually turn into lead. If matter has always existed there should be n... click for more

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Do you agree with the proposition that about 25% of the adult population uses formal operations (i.e. critical thinking) on a regular basis?

how does the nature of logic relate to critical thinking

how does the nature of logic relate to critical thinking. what is critincal thinking ?

How does language empower or limit the expression of our thoughts

How does language empower or limit the expression of our thoughts?

Critical thinking in persuasion

What is the role of critical thinking in persuasion?