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Argumentation is a process to resolve the
conflict through and appeal to reason
(usually backed by refutation and
persuasion).
Factors that affect your argumentation skills;
demographic, knowledge, behavioural, and
attitude factors.
Ready for Argumentation
(Conclusion)
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Scientists and philosophers played
important role to develop the argumentation.
There are dimensions for argumentation
skills; dispersion, misleading, comparisons,
doubting…etc
Ready for argumentation
(Conclusion)
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Ready for argumentation
(Conclusion)
There are differences between argumentation,
sophistication and negative argumentation.
Assertiveness; an honest, direct, and
appropriate expression of one's feelings,
thoughts, and beliefs.
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There are benefits for the argumentation to
the individual and the community.
There are different factors help to develop
your argumentation skills such as rooting,
asking for more details, avoid
generalisations..etc
Ready for Argumentation
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There are specific programmes are designed
to develop the argumentation.
The future for argumentation include, for
example, studying the argumentation when
bringing up children.
Ready for Argumentation
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