Across
- 3. One's belief that cannot be proven.
- 5. Giving something weight or value; saying something is better than another.
- 9. When we think about our own thinking.
- 10. Giving deep or serious concentrated thought to something.
- 11. Something that has proven to be true.
- 12. Can be facts, beliefs, or observations that we use to formulate a conclusion
- 14. Reason or reasons leading to a conclusion.
Down
- 1. A claim made to rebut a previous claim.
- 2. an argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.
- 4. Proving an argument wrong.
- 6. describes the structure of an argument that guarantees that if the reasons are true then the conclusion will never be false.
- 7. A reason given for suggesting or advising for or against something.
- 8. The process by which we draw a conclusion or reach a decision based on strengths of reasons.
- 13. A description word identifying an argument as reliable and free of faults