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2b: Constructing Original Arguments
Complete the following:
Construct one original inductive argument and address the following:
- Identify the conclusion and the supporting reasons within the argument.
- Using 75–100 words, offer an explanation or justification for why the argument is an inductive argument.
Construct one original deductive argument and address the following:
- Identify the conclusion and the supporting reasons within the argument.
- Using 75–100 words, offer an explanation or justification for why the argument is a deductive argument.
2c: Finding Alternative Argument Examples or Finding Inductive or Deductive Argument Examples
Find one example of either an inductive or a deductive argument from contemporary media. Complete all the following tasks:
- Identify the type of argument (inductive or deductive).
- Include/reproduce the original passage of the argument and provide a complete citation for the source.
- Identify/paraphrase the conclusion(s).
- Using 75–100 words, identify/explain how you know or why you think the argument is an inductive/deductive one.