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Here is one interesting thing that I came across long back & wanted to mention it.
On CR to find out which part is evidence/premise & which part is the Conclusion. Use this...
Ask WHAT author is trying to prove --> Conclusion.
Ask WHY author is able to prove ---> Evidence.
Basically, WHAT & WHY test
On CR to find out which part is evidence/premise & which part is the Conclusion. Use this...
Ask WHAT author is trying to prove --> Conclusion.
Ask WHY author is able to prove ---> Evidence.
Basically, WHAT & WHY test
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09 Jul 2006, 07:50
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Good point.
I actually find a lot of value in the "Denial Test". Any CR question, just try to deny the answer. If it does not make a difference in the context of the question, move on. Else, you found your answer. Try it on some questions.
