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    1. Study the text until you thoroughly understand it

      Assessing arguments take time no matter if it’s long or short because there’s lots of steps into determining what your looking for there also the possibility of not finding what your looking for making you dig deeper into the statement so there’s some steps you can follow into finding what it is that your going to need for this

    2. willing to re-examine background beliefs that we have doubts about—and to be open to reasonable doubts when they arise.

      Our mind makes many of our decisions, it proccesses our beliefs, our doubts. We are quick to believe and quick to judge but we need to consider the facts as well sometimes we are wrong and we need to be willing to work with it and grow from it the different experiences but we also have to be open minded to the different possibilities that come with new beliefs .

    3. often perceive exactly what we expect to perceive—regardless of whether there’s anything there to detect.

      we tend to believe what we would like to think without any of the facts we like to listen to people of power the ones who influence us to do things without always thinking them through. We see results so we expect those results which is not always the case it might not always work but we want to believe what we see not what happens after .

    4. not that we should mistrust all judgment about probabilities, but that we shouldn’t rely solely on our intuitive sense in evaluating them

      We all have a right to out opinion and our beliefs we choose to believe what we want wether that’s with or without evidence but that doesn’t mean you should believe everything we are quick to believe everything we see on the internet and while some could be true they are not experts that really know what the product does or what it could do to us it could be a harm without us knowing it and just believing whatever the internet tells us which is why we should always listen to the person who actually knows what the product is not someone who is promoting it

    5. The point of devising an argument is to try to show that a statement, or claim, is worthy of acceptance.

      To accept an argument there’s many different factors to consider before believing it as you need a logical reason to believe it and evidence to support it as you go along wether to believe or not believe it

    6. Arguments are often accompanied by words or phrases that identify them as deductive or inductive.

      Arguments have lots of different things that make them an argument we have to evaluate all parts to determine many different parts of the “statement” weather it be deductive, in deductive, true or false, reliable or unreliable, weather we should believe it or not we need all these things to be accounted for