What it means for an argument to be fallacious

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Question 1- Define and explain the parts of an argument and how they relate.

Question 2-Then, analyze the differences between deductive and inductive reasoning.

Question 3- Make sure your description involves the terms we use to evaluate inductive vs deductive reasoning (i.e., valid, sound, strong, cogent) and explain the meanings of these terms.

Question 4- Next, tell what it means for an argument to be fallacious. Give a specific example of a fallacy you learned about in this module as it applies to a hypothetical scenario.

Question 5- Finally, give brief arguments for why you think logic can be a) helpful and b) harmful to individuals and/or society. Don't forget to cite examples or give supporting premises.

Your response should be at least four paragraphs. As in all academic writing, make sure you stick to one topic/point per paragraph.

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