How should one ethically engage in verbal argumentation?
How should one ethically engage in verbal argumentation? Student Answer: Try to maintain a focus on demonstrating the other person is wrong. CORRECT Try to maintain focus on the argument when analyzing what people are saying. Try to win at all costs. Stick to one’s position even if evidence is better for the opposing position.
What is the meaning of "stick to one's position even if evidence is better for the opposing position"?
Instructor Explanation: The answer can be found in Section 9.4, “Confronting Disagreement by Seeking Truth,” of With Good Reason: A Guide to Critical Thinking. 2. If you eat candy, all that candy then you will get sick.
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