Answer the following questions What do you think about the title of the article? Is it attention grabbing? Does is it represent the article effectively? 2. What is the purpose of the article? Has the purpose been achieved? Why/Why not? 3. What is the mai

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The Science of Reasoning With Unreasonable People By Adam Grant The New York Times

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/01/31/opinion/change-someones-mind.amp.html

What do you think about the title of the article? Is it attention grabbing? Does is it represent the article effectively?
2. What is the purpose of the article? Has the purpose been achieved? Why/Why not?
3. What is the main argument? Is the argument strong?
If so, what qualities of the article (detailed evidence, varied support strategies, clear organization of ideas, etc.) contribute to its strength? Explain your answer with reference to the text.

If not, what makes you think that the argument is flawed? Informal fallacies (e.g. oversimplification, either/or reasoning, hasty generalization, character attack etc.); contradictory, ambiguous or unclear ideas; impractical or irrelevant points?

Provide justification for your answers with reference to the text.

4. Who do you think is the target audience? What makes you think that?
5. Has the argument been clearly presented in a well-organized manner? Why/Why not?
6. Has the author used varied support strategies as needed or overly relied on one or two support strategies? Provide examples.
7. What types of evidence are used? Research studies, expert opinions, anecdotal evidence, real life examples, statistics, etc.
What alternative support strategies, if any, should have been used? Why?
8. Has evidence been presented clearly? Has it been interpreted fairly?
9. Have you spotted any informal fallacies (e.g. oversimplification, either/or reasoning, hasty generalization, character attack etc.) in the article?
10. How does the article end? Has the author wrapped up the article effectively leaving the readers with a better understanding of the issue? Explain why.
11. Evaluate the authors writing style (created through their diction and tone). Do the authors use style elements effectively to convey her ideas to the audience?
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