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Not taking the time to listen to the other side and adding emotion into the argument.

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Using facts to improve an argument and having a stern belief on what is being talked about.

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making sure you know what you're talking about

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making sure you know what you're talking about

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also, tree

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Making a conclusion based on other people's opinions

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Making a conclusion based on other people's opinions

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Rylee Elkins

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sadie g.

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Using doublespeak to try and support your argument.

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Using doublespeak to try and support your argument.

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sadie g.

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drawing to conclusions too soon

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When you are making a conclusion based on limited knowledge

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When you are making a conclusion based on limited knowledge

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Basing your argument on some sterotype

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Having any sort of logical fallacy in your argument.

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Having any sort of logical fallacy in your argument.

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Be careful of using fallacies they can completely undermine you argument.

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saying a statement using just you emotions and no logic

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using only emotions as to why something is "correct"

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using only emotions as to why something is "correct"

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Giving no reason to why you disagree with a conclusion.

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just stating what you think and then not saying anymore.

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just stating what you think and then not saying anymore.

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Giving evidence to why your stating what your stating

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Have clear evidence to draw valid conclusions. 

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Have clear evidence to draw valid conclusions. 

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using abductive reasoning

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yelling or brute forcing your point rather than proving it

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yelling or brute forcing your point rather than proving it

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Using counter arguments

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use logical thinking for the most part

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Using past premises to make a future conclusion that may be untrue

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Using past premises to make a future conclusion that may be untrue

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making and argument on pure impulse when you know nothing about the topic

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1. Premise
2. Premise
3. Premise
4. Conclusion
-The difference between the two: one or more of the premises could have been predicted.
-This can be both a good argument and a bad argument.

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Using both argument and counter-argument 

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Using both argument and counter-argument 

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using past experiences to make future predictions and therfore use as reasoning.

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using past experiences to make future predictions and therfore use as reasoning.

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Using logical reasoning along with the facts

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Using logical reasoning along with the facts

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using flawed or false information or logic to back your claim

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using flawed or false information or logic to back your claim

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Using false information to support your claim. 

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Using false information to support your claim. 

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when your premises do not support your conclusion

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Using an out of topic conclusion that doesn't support your premises.

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Using an out of topic conclusion that doesn't support your premises.

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truth of the premise must lead to truth of the conclusion 

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truth of the premise must lead to truth of the conclusion 

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Using facts and information that has been proven true to support your argument

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Using facts and information that has been proven true to support your argument

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Make sure to have different details to support your conclusion

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1. Premise
2. Premise
3. Premise
4. Conclusion
All three premises MUST be valid in order for the conclusion to be true.

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using flawed data

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Backing your beliefs up with reason

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Using hard facts and not manipulating them to make your claim better

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Using hard facts and not manipulating them to make your claim better

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using bad data and not getting your point across

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Just being louder with your arguments instead of more thoughtful.

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Making your points louder then the other persons 

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Making your points louder then the other persons 

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Using logical evidence to back up your claim, and using valid premises to prove your conclusion. 

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Using logical evidence to back up your claim, and using valid premises to prove your conclusion. 

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Your arguments or beliefs having premises

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Your arguments or beliefs having premises

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Using self reflection to have a connection with the reader

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Using self reflection to have a connection with the reader

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Using data and cool imagery to help the listener understand you point and the quickly coming up with a logical rebuttal if need be.

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building a case on a logical base of facts and reasoning.

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building a case on a logical base of facts and reasoning.

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Invalidating someone's opinion rather than reasoning with them

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Argumentative fights over religion, politics, and favorite celebrity.

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Fights about religion