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Argument Techniques and Examples

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Argument Techniques and Examples

There are many arguments form and each has its different style of strengthening the perception about something. If one talks about the appeals to the authority, in this style of the argument, rather than validation about something is coming from the truth and facts, instead, the idea is to show that how a respective “authority” has a perspective over something and thus validation is being made. The example of tour guides comes to mind that how at times, despite not any validation from history, what they said is perceived to be true due to the fact that how they have knowledge about something. Then comes the validation about an argument based on an analogy. Here, the assumption that is being made is that how something that is valid in the same circumstances at a given situation would be applicable at other instances as well. For instance, the assessment that how life is going to be possible on Mars planet just due to the fact that it has the same characteristics as planet Earth where one gets to see every form of life. It tends to validate about the circumstances of a given situation to make a decision and how an argument is being setup. The final sort of argument technique is the statistical syllogisms, where the assessment is being made that how if the majority of the population is doing something, the same thing is going to be done by the given individual. For instance, about 90 % of the surgeons are claimed to be using malpractices, and based on that deduction, it can be assumed that how a single qualified surgeon is going to be likely involved in the malpractice at the given point of time. So, all these factors play an important role as far as the way decision is needed to be made.

References

Niederman, F., & DeSanctis, G. (2015). The impact of a structured‐argument approach on group problem formulation. Decision Sciences, 26(4), 451-474.

Seker, S. E. (2015). Computerized argument Delphi technique. IEEE Access, 3, 368-380.

Utter, R. F., & Pitler, S. E. (2017). Presenting a State Constitutional Argument: Comment on Theory and Technique. Ind. L. Rev., 20, 635.

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