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This occurs when the terms of an analogical argument are too dissimilar to draw an inference from one term to the other?
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weak analogy
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What occurs when the terms of an analogical argument are too dissimilar to draw an inference from one term to the other?
weak analogy
When occurs statistical inference?
Statistical inference occurs when
When a key term in an argument is ambiguous and the meaning of the term changes during the course of the argument occurs?
Equivocation
What is the result of two objects with disimilar electrical charges touching?
An electrostatic discharge (ESD) occurs, to balance out the dissimilar electrical charges between the objects.
A logical fallacy occurs when a person?
makes a mistake in reasoning that results in a flawed argument.
What are co-plastics?
It occurs when two dissimilar platics or the highly rare event that you have more than two plastics working together to accomplish a common goal.
Which statement about bias in social studies sources is true?
Bias occurs when a writer intentionally omits information that weakens his or her argument.
What page is the argument between Harry Potter and Remus Lupin on?
It occurs in the seventh book in chapter eleven on the pages 210-214. Good for you for asking that!
What is a misleading comparison?
Sometimes people make comparisons in a way that does not reflect their true differences. Most of the time, this mistake occurs due to an omission of inflationary adjustments in the argument.
Men giving silent treatment to wives?
Men giving silent treatment to their wives occurs when they have had a disagreement or argument. Some wives also give their husbands the silent treatment when they fall out.
A list of naturly occurring electricity?
Just a few off the top of my head: 1. Lightning 2. Static electricity, which occurs when any two dissimilar materials are in contact. 3. Nerve impulses, which use ions like sodium or potassium as the charge carriers (instead of electrons).
How does a rocket move in a vacuum?
This is a rewording of the "nothing to push against" argument. The answer is that the "push" occurs on the rocket itself. The exhaust goes out the back, and because of Newton's Third Law, the rocket must then more forward.
