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Evaluate a mode of study that you do well and one that you could improve on. Please explain
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Your response should be at least 75 words in length. You are required to use at least the attached
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Learning Objectives
After reading this chapter, you should be able to:
1. Describe the various fallacies of support, their origins, and circumstances in which specific
arguments may not be fallacious.
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specific arguments may not be fallacious.
3. Describe the various fallacies of clarity, their origins, and circumstances in which specific
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We can conceive of logic as providing us with the best tools for seeking truth. If our goal is to
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based on a solid logical foundation, for the task also involves learning to avoid forming false
beliefs. Therefore, just as it is important to learn to employ good reasoning, it is also impor-
tant to learn to avoid bad reasoning.
Toward this end, this chapter will focus on fallacies. Fallacies are errors in reasoning; more
specifically, they are common patterns of reasoning with a high likelihood of leading to false
conclusions. Logical fallacies often seem like good reasoning because they resemble perfectly
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If you live in Paris, then you live in France.
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Assuming that both of the premises are true, it logically follows that the conclusion must be
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Overview
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problem.
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· Toxoplasmosis
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Question 5
Discuss
Big Pharma’s
role in the diagnosis and treatment of psychopathology
.
Decide an appropriate role for
Big
Pharma going forward, if indeed
Big Pharma
should have a voice in this matter.
Consider the opposing viewpoints and address the following questions:
A. What does each position believe? Why--what is the evidence being used for their arguments? Evaluate the quality of the evidence from a scholarly perspective.
B. Can you identify one or more logical points or pieces of information in each perspective even though you may not agree with that perspective completely?
C. What additional information would be helpful to know to evaluate each perspective more effectively?
D. What is a potential 3rd or 4th perspective that should be considered in this controversy? There are likely many other perspectives besides these two.
The 1st two perspectives we are considering:
1.
Big Pharma
has our best interests in mind. These companies fund valuable research projects that help us understand psychiatric conditions and appropriate treatment methods. Additionally, this research sometimes uncovers new psychiatric conditions worthy of new treatment methods. We can trust
Big Pharma
to do what is in the average person's best interest with respect to diagnosing and treating psychiatric conditions.
2. Because
Big Pharma’s
profits are directly tied to the treatment of illnesses, they do not stand to benefit from successfully and completely treating psychiatric conditions. In other words,
Big Pharma
does not profit when people are healthy. Therefore,
Big Pharma
does not have the average person's best interests in mind, and we cannot trust
Big Pharma
.
Question 4
Are there psychological syndromes and symptoms that appear only in certain cultures?
In situations where a syndrome shares symptoms with an established DSM diagnosis, is it appropriate to use the DSM diagnosis, an ICD diagnosis or the diagnostic term of the client’s culture-of-origin?
The 1st two perspectives we are considering:
1. Culturally bound syndromes and symptoms exist. That is to say, there are certain syndromes and symptoms that present themselves only among people of certain cultures.
2. Culturally bound syndromes and symptoms do not exist. These syndromes and symptoms are merely slightly different presentations of syndromes and symptoms found in the DSM.
While exploring this topic, please keep these ground rules in mind:
e tips:
Put simply, try to think outside the box. Too often, we polarize ourselves into yes/no, for/against positions rather than examining the issue in detail, understanding it, and seeing a truth or truths emerge from this understanding. Think of it this way: If I say the sky
is
blue, then I've stopped exploring. If I say the sky
isn't
blue, I've again stopped exploring. If I say "I don't know, let's find out," then I've opened myself to any possibility.
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textbook as source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, must be
referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.
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Describe the two ways that students normally study in a typical college course.
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7. Describe the strategies for self-assessment.
8. Apply the generic model to various applied majors
Unit Lesson
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Learning Objectives
After reading this chapter, you should be able to:
1. Describe the various fallacies of support, their origins, and circumstances in which specific arguments may not be fallacious.
2. Describe the various fallacies of relevance, their origins, and circumstances in which specific arguments may not be fallacious.
3. Describe the various fallacies of clarity, their origins, and circumstances in which specific arguments may not be fallacious.
We can conceive of logic as providing us with the best tools for seeking truth. If our goal is to seek truth, then we must be clear that the task isnot limited to the formation of true beliefs based on a solid logical foundation, for the task also involves learning to avoid forming falsebeliefs. Therefore, just as it is important to learn to employ good reasoning, it is also important to learn to avoid bad reasoning.
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You live in Paris.
Therefore, you live in France.
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You live in France.
Therefore, you live in Paris.
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seek truth, then we must be clear that the task is not limited to the formation of true beliefs
based on a solid logical foundation, for the task also involves learning to avoid forming false
beliefs. Therefore, just as it is important to learn to employ good reasoning, it is also impor-
tant to learn to avoid bad reasoning.
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specifically, they are common patterns of reasoning with a high likelihood of leading to false
conclusions. Logical fallacies often seem like good reasoning because they resemble perfectly
legitimate argument forms. For example, the following is a perfectly valid argument:
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You live in Paris.
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Assuming that both of the premises are true, it logically follows that the conclusion must be
true. The following argument is very similar:
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You live in France.
Therefore, you live in Paris.
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this fallacy was based on an incorrect logical form. This chapter will focus on informal falla-
cies, fallacies whose errors are not so much a matter of form but of content. The rest of this
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examples. Learning about fallacies can be a lot of fun, but be warned: Once you begin noticing
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chapter will consider only a sampling of some of the most well-known fallacies. Second, there
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ferent fallacies. Focus on trying to understand both interpretations rather than on insisting
that only one can be right. Third, different philosophers often have different terminology for
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Overview
In the proposal, you are asking someone to do
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should do THIS THING because A, B, C
reasons.
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Your proposal
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All questions carry equal marks
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Question 5
Discuss
Big Pharma’s
role in the diagnosis and treatment of psychopathology
.
Decide an appropriate role for
Big
Pharma going forward, if indeed
Big Pharma
should have a voice in this matter.
Consider the opposing viewpoints and address the following questions:
A. What does each position believe? Why--what is the evidence being used for their arguments? Evaluate the quality of the evidence from a scholarly perspective.
B. Can you identify one or more logical points or pieces of information in each perspective even though you may not agree with that perspective completely?
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1.
Big Pharma
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Big Pharma
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Big Pharma’s
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Big Pharma
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Big Pharma
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Big Pharma
.
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Are there psychological syndromes and symptoms that appear only in certain cultures?
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e tips:
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is
blue, then I've stopped exploring. If I say the sky
isn't
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- 2. 4. Surgical – vasectomy(male sterilization) 5. Surgical – tubal ligation(female sterilization) 6. Male withdrawal duringsexual relations Preparingforyourthread: Compare eachof these 6 categoriesagainstthe following4criteria: 1. Protectsthe rare newlife formedwhile the methodisinuse 2. Protectsmaternal (paternal?) health 3. Is reversible 4. Is effective It isassumedthat these 4 criteriaare not equallyimportant.Ignore the followingcriteria:value in preventingSTDs,cost,andease of use. Choose the categoryof birthcontrol thatyou discovertorepresentthe bestbalance of these 4criteria. Assume thatyouare selectingthisbirthcontrol forayoung,marriedwomanwithnounusual sexual healthissues.Avoidexceptional personal experiencesbygeneralizingfrom the 4 reference sources above. Writingyourthread: Either:Representyourchoice using3numberedsentences:Sentence1(veryshort) statesthe category youhave chosen.Sentence 2(usingmanyphrases) explainsthe principle virtuesof yourcategorybased on the above 4 criteria.Sentence 3liststhe single greatestlimitationof yourcategory.Nopersonal experiences/stories.Limitis100 wordstotal withinthe 3 sentences. Or: If youcategoricallywill/wouldnotuse anybirthcontrol method,use your sentencesinthe following way:Sentence 1 statesyourpositionandgivesabiblical passage (reference only) thaturgesyoutoward your position.Sentence2explainswhichcategoryof birthcontrol leastoffendsyouandwhy.Sentence3 explainswhichcategoryof birthcontrol mosttroublesyouandwhy.
- 3. For yourreplies: 1. Your firstreplymustbe 2 numberedsentencesthatcritique athreadrepresentingacategoryof birthcontrol,or positiononbirthcontrol generally,thatyoufindless/leastdesirable. 2. Your secondreplymustbe 2 numberedsentencestoanyone whohasrepliedtoyourown thread. 3. Shouldnoone replyto yourthread,youmust replytoa secondthread. 4. Repliesmustcritiquethreadssupportingdifferentcategories/positionsfromyourown.Donot simplyrepeatsomeoneelse'scriticismsof athread. 5. If fewthreadscontaincategoryselectionsdifferentfromyourown,thenyourrepliesmay identifyaweaknessoromissioninathreadthat supportsthe same categoryas your own. Limitis50 words perreplyand100 wordstotal. http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/BIOL-101-MODULE-6-DISCUSSION-Topic-Birth- Control-You-46919 BIOL 101 MODULE 6 QUIZ Question1 A hormone thatcontrolsa person’sappetite mightbindtowhichof the followingsites? Question2 Whichof the followingwill endapregnancy? Question3 The portionof meiosisinwhichthe total numberof chromosomesisreducedtohalf iscalledthe reductiondivision.Whichstage belowbringsthisabout?
- 4. Question4 In Irisplantsasexual reproductionresultsfrom Question5 Penetrationof the egg’zonapellucidabythe spermcell isa processdrivenby Question6 In the humanbody,melatoninsupplementationisthoughttohelpovercome the effectsof Question7 Whichof the followingare involvedinthe control of spermcell production? Question8 Orderthe structuresbywhicha mature spermcell travelsfromthe epididymistothe female’s reproductive tract. Question9 In the lactose operonof E.coli,howdoesthe repressorproteinchange itsshape? Question10 Haploidsecondaryspermatocytesgoondirectlytocomplete meiosisforming fourspermatidcells. These will differentiate intospermcells.The laststage of meiosis(thatgeneratesthe spermatids) is called Question11
- 5. The reproductive systemusesthe hormones________ and (lateron) ____________ to “thinkahead”. Theyguide the preparationof the uterusforitsrole in supportingpregnancy. Question12 Meiosisisa specializedprocessthat Question13 In the VenusFlytrap,howdoesthe enzyme expansinhelptoclose the trap? Question14 One disadvantage of sexual reproductionis Question15 Dilationof the cervix isa chemical procedure that Question16 The human nervoussystemrespondstodailyalterationsinlightanddarknessby Question17 The sequence of eventsinhowaVenusflytrapclosesis: Question18 Aboutthe time of ____________, male geneticinformationfromthe spermbeginstobe translatedinto proteinproducts.Thisisusedbysome to determine whenamotherandher conceptusbecome separate individuals. Question19
- 6. In the humanbody,decreasingmelatoninlevels Question20 Aftera flytripsthe sensoryhairon the modifiedleaf of aVenusflytrap,whatis the verynextstepinthe closingprocess? Question21 The phrase,“two homologoussetsof genes”means Question22 Normallyafertilizedegg endsitsjourneytemporarilybyimplantingwithinthe wall of the _____________. Question23 Whichof the followingisanexample of asexual reproductioninplants? Question24 Homeostasiscanbe describedas: Question25 The followingisalistof methodsbywhichhumanconceptioncanbe postponed.Whichone blocks spermon itsjourneyfromthe testiclestothe fallopiantubes? http://www.justquestionanswer.com/viewanswer_detail/BIOL-101-MODULE-6-QUIZ-Question-1-A- hormone-that-control-46920