Category: Critical thinking
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1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the
1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the source doesn’t matter; what matters is that you find an argument). Cite the article with a link. Explain the argument and why it is deductive. Be sure to read the unit reading before you start this assignment. please make sure to link the…
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Using the argument template, give 1 full Pro and 1 full Con argument for the fol
Using the argument template, give 1 full Pro and 1 full Con argument for the following proposition. All premises must be entirely in your own words. For each argument you need at least 6 premises that are fully developed statements, in your own words, along with properly cited supporting evidence, all leading to a specific…
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Review the following passages, which illustrate various judgments. For each pass
Review the following passages, which illustrate various judgments. For each passage: Identify the evaluative criteria on which the judgments are based. Describe the reasons or evidence the author uses to support the criteria. Explain whether you agree or disagree with the judgments and give your rationale. “One widely held misconception concerning pizza should be laid…
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Please use the attached document to create teh slide show Step 1: Create a slide
Please use the attached document to create teh slide show Step 1: Create a slide deck for your presentation. Each slide should include a summary of each phase of the nursing process for your character. The slide deck should include the following slides: Title Character assessment Character diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation Conclusion Reference page (this…
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Touchstone 4: Contrasting Normative Arguments in Standard Form Scenario: In this
Touchstone 4: Contrasting Normative Arguments in Standard Form Scenario: In this assignment, you will make two contrasting normative arguments about what one ought to do. Both arguments will be about the same topic; thus, at least one of the arguments will contradict your personal opinion. You will compose the arguments in standard form, as a series of statements…
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1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the
1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the source doesn’t matter; what matters is that you find an argument). Cite the article with a link. Explain the argument and why it is deductive. Be sure to read the unit reading before you start this assignment.
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For this blog you will read Ch. 11 Livable Cities in Sustainability Principles a
For this blog you will read Ch. 11 Livable Cities in Sustainability Principles and Practice (Robertson 2021)and respond to three lines from the reading. READING RESPONSE GUIDELINES Your reading responses are an opportunity for reflection on your own thoughts, beliefs, questions, and/or concerns regarding a particular topic, issue, or experience. It is a reflection of…
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Using the argument template, give 1 full Pro and 1 full Con argument for the fol
Using the argument template, give 1 full Pro and 1 full Con argument for the following proposition. All premises must be entirely in your own words. For each argument you need at least 6 premises that are fully developed statements, in your own words, along with properly cited supporting evidence, all leading to a specific…
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Unmasking the Truth: A Research-Driven Exploration of Logical Fallacies in Healt
Unmasking the Truth: A Research-Driven Exploration of Logical Fallacies in Healthcare As future nurses, you’re tasked with not only providing compassionate care but also navigating a healthcare landscape saturated with information, opinions, and agendas. This assignment challenges you to become a discerning detective, uncovering logical fallacies that often masquerade as truth within healthcare discourse. Part…
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1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the
1-Essay: First, find an article online which presents a deductive argument (the source doesn’t matter; what matters is that you find an argument). Cite the article with a link. Explain the argument and why it is deductive. Be sure to read the unit reading before you start this assignment.