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Learn to identify the unstated premises that hold any argument together. This is the foundation of all CR.
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Learn to identify the unstated premises that hold any argument together. This is the foundation of all CR.
Master the art of finding new information that supports an argument's conclusion.
Learn to find new information that undermines or attacks an argument's conclusion.
Stop re-reading! Learn the techniques to find the primary purpose and main idea of any passage quickly.
Go beyond what's written. Understand how to make logical deductions that "must be true" based on the text.
Learn to identify the question whose answer is crucial to judging the validity of an argument.
Identify common logical fallacies and describe the error in an author's line of reasoning.
Understand how to find the piece of information that explains an apparent contradiction or discrepancy.
Find the flaws. Learn to deconstruct any argument and write a compelling critique of its logical fallacies.
A deep dive into one of the most feared question types. Understand the logical function of every sentence.
Analyze arguments based on causal claims and learn the classic ways to strengthen or weaken them.
Apply logical principles to scenarios that require you to choose the best course of action.
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