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    This lecture introduces the anatomy of logical reasoning questions by covering key logic terms like arguments and conclusions. It discusses introducing arguments, conclusions, questions, evidence, and flaws. The main focus is on breaking down the anatomy of a logical reasoning question and providing practice examples.

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    Lecture 7 Anatomy of Logical Reasoning Question

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    Sumera Kazi
    This lecture introduces the anatomy of logical reasoning questions by covering key logic terms like arguments and conclusions. It discusses introducing arguments, conclusions, questions, evidence, and flaws. The main focus is on breaking down the anatomy of a logical reasoning question and providing practice examples.

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    Lecture 7

    Anatomy of Logical
    Reasoning Question
    Instructor: Sumera Kazi
    1. Logic and its terms
    2. Introduction to Arguments
    Getting 3. Introduction to Conclusions
    started with 4. Introduction to Questions Catalog
    Logical  5. Introduction to Evidences

    Reasoning 6. Introduction to Flaws


    7. Anatomy of a Logical Reasoning Question
    8. Practice
    Anatomy of a
    Logical
    Reasoning
    Question

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