1. Explain Fallacious Reasoning, it's impact upon individuals' decision-making and whom my employ this process?

2. Consider each of the following words commonly found in the making of arguments and determine whether the word is more likely to signal that what follows is a reason or a conclusion. match below Hence... Assume.... Suppose.... Therefore..... Because..... 1. Conclusion 2. Reason 3. Reason 4. Conclusion 5. Reason

4Explain the conceptual impact of Gladwell's "Locked Door" and "Verbal Overshadowing" concepts upon decisions and explanations? Question 3 options: 5. Explain what is wrong with this statement, "Mapping of a speaker's precise wording must precede any kind of interpretation or restatement of the speaker's argument." 6. Within the Blink text conclusion section, it reflects a concept that we "Listen With Our Eyes". Explain how this concept may be interwoven with the "Harding Error" concept impacting individuals' decision-making? 7. describe what is meant by "language community." 8. Explain what is wrong with this statement: "The analysis of arguments is a highly subjective process." 9. Explain the "Affect Theory / Mind Reading", and its impact upon decision-making? 10. describe what is meant by "problematic vagueness." 11. Explain the impact of "Priming" upon individuals to make decisions? Then curtly dialogue how this potentially impacts the "Illusion of Free Will" in our portending to make clear, objective decision within societies, explained by Gladwell? 12. What does it mean to say that critical thinking is not negative thinking? 13. Classify the following claim as either a self-contradiction, a tautology, or a claim that might be true or might be false. 14. Explain the behavior Gladwell explains occurs when the heart beat reaches 175 beats and over per minute? 15. Academics have categorized ideological decisions which, potentially result in societal divisiveness and war. Identify and define those cstegories? 16. Explain "Perception Management" and how it impacts decision-making? 17. Decision-making is potentially impacted by the Dark Triad. Identify the components of the Dark Triad and curtly define each? 18. Critique the following argument:

The average American has a life expectancy of 77.7 years. Because I'm an average American, I can expect to die when I'm 77.7 years old. 19. Are "critical thinking habits of mind" positive, negative, or neutral? Why? 20. Explain "Intuitive Repulsion"? 21. Identify and explain what is considered by many to be the most dangerous reasoning and thinking process in decision-making?