Chapter 6
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Opinions
are judgments based on facts and can be
debated.
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Beliefs
are convictions based on personal faith or values.
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Prejudice
is a half-baked opinion based on insuffi-
cient evidence.
By understanding these distinctions, individuals can
critically evaluate and engage with various types of state-
ments and arguments.
Analytical Reasoning Simplified
Analytical reasoning is a form of logic where you analyze
sentences, groups of sentences, or short arguments. These
might include concepts, facts, theories, and more. You’re
then asked questions about arguments, conclusions, infer-
ences, and implications. ...
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