Table of Contents

1. LOGICAL REASONING OVERVIEW 2. ARGUMENT CORE 3. ASSUMPTION QUESTIONS 4. IDENTIFY A FLAW QUESTIONS 5. THE PROBLEM SOLVING PROCESS FOR ASSUMPTION FAMILY QUESTIONS 6. STRENGTHEN AND WEAKEN QUESTIONS 7. PRINCIPLE SUPPORT QUESTIONS 8. CONDITIONAL LOGIC 9. PRINCIPLE EXAMPLE QUESTIONS 10. ANALYZE ARGUMENT STRUCTURE QUESTIONS 11. INFERENCE QUESTIONS 12. MATCHING QUESTIONS 13. EXPLAIN A RESULT QUESTIONS 14. CONCLUSION

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