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in the time that i stand today it is so sorrowful to admit that a price of a mobile is higher than the price of life of a person. it is just as a pickpocket snatch away your mobile from your pocket and...

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“Last year the number of students who enrolled…..total enrollment and solve its budget problems.”

As the above argument is given by the President of Humana University himself not a an adroit Statistician so the results derived has the greatest possibilities of being dogmatic and biased, As the author...

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Some people believe that in order to be effective, political leaders must yield to public opinion and abandon principle for the sake of compromise. Others believe that the most essential quality of an effective leader is the ability to remain consistently committed to particular principles and objectives.

Law and order for every country is for the benefit and prosperity of the state. All the clauses of every constitution are written in the light of prosperity and progression of the state thus these laws...

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To understand the most important characteristics of a society, one must study its major cities

In order to understand the most important characteristics of a society first we need to define a criteria of characteristics, by only specifying we can adjure a true authentic statement. For example, the...

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According to a recent report, cheating among……..to decrease cheating among students.

The argument given above is a fallacious argument, the author has missed mandatory points in his essay which has resulted in abating his argument. As the author suggests that by using Honor code system...

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health magazine published in Corpora

Medical experts say that only one-quarter of...................and fitness levels will improve when the economy does

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Dr. Field and Dr. Karp’s research.

Twenty years ago, Dr. field a noted anthropologist, visited the island of Tertia. Using an observation-centered approach.......interview-centered method

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The argument given above is a fallacious argument, it lacks a lot of authoritative facts, as the author in the very beginning does not define the target group under the consideration, he should have provided with the targeted age group otherwise his view and even expert’s view seems vague and indefinite which does not produce a very meticulous image of the author, as he points out the difference of physical fitness standards compared to those that of twenty years ago, he fails to explain the vendetta clearly leaving the argument cloudy, has it been the same group tested twenty years ago or the newborns in between, as there are many environmental and other effects always categorizing the target group under examination. The author’s argument have been more valid if he provided us with sufficient details.

Other than that the author exclaims his direct opposition and distress towards experts as fault-full, now to land on such sound grounds and pass on such a statement a lot of proof and knowledge is required otherwise it simply seems like an accusation and a biased orthodox towards certain fellowmen. It might be true that experts has concluded the basis of whole standards wrong but if writer would provide authentic actuarial data his argument may be taken in more seriously than now.

The author states that levels of physical fitness are highest in the areas where the ownership of computers are highest, any reader would traverse this sentence without paying more heed but critics would point out that ownership of computers and users of computers are two separate things, these areas might be the ones where an entrepreneurship of selling computers may be carried out.So no such comparison can be made between owning computer and using computer, apart from this, the main purpose which should have been defined while introducing this topic must be that are the target group use computers for entertainment purposes or educational or occupational? If these three categories are taken into consideration then why no such data sheet be provided? or discussed before?

It is very important to build the relationship between any two categories on solid grounds, the author proclaims that if economy is to be improved so would be the physical fitness, but the determinants of this relationship are missing from the argument. If the target group under study uses computer for entertainment purposes the result would have been different as from the ones who uses computers due to their such occupations in fields of for example IT, in such cases the relationship of physical fitness might be inversely proportional to economics than directly proportional as the author writes. The author writes about the low expenditures made on fitness-related products and services without providing us a more detailed picture rather than a caricature of the situation. There might be other reasons for such less expenditure by the commoners and state than only economy. Everything in this world is tortuously related, just one aspect out of four does not draw us to a specific conclusion.

Thus in actual, we are not certain of what we are dealing with in respect to the small statement given by author. For a more warranted statement, author should discuss each and every aspect scrupulously before reaching to a conclusion at the end.

The argument given above is a fallacious argument. The first thing every reader would notice is that the comparison of the time when one researcher went and the other is very vague. As we see a quantitative number of years before Dr. Field went but the as the author writes about the second researcher, he says the new research was conducted recently, this time gap is not definite thus, a meticulous reader would eradicate the authenticity spontaneously due to not providing sufficient data to assail the research by first anthropologist.
The time difference leads us to another path i.e. the children twenty years before are now adults so the age group Dr. Karp is interviewing now is different, there is a possibility that in these twenty years a cultural overturn might have taken place resulting in a drastic change in social behavioral norms.
The strongest animadversion about this argument is that both the research methodologies are authenticated by providing any data interpretation or by actuarial chart. It would have benefited the author’s position if he has not only compared these two methodologies by just stating them but also providing us with an adumbrate of the process through which such results have deduced. Because all the tools for research has certain errors, it is possible that even if now Dr. Karp has approached the Tertia children rearing by using an observation-centered approach he might have ended up with the results similar to Dr. Field’s and vice versa. Hence we can not be adamant about any one particular method to be the only sole righteous. Dr. Karp’s research would have been more valid if he conducted Dr. Field’s methodology as well and reached the same result as his by interview-centered method then he might have declared Dr. Field’s research fallacious but even then as antedated above other factors of different age group, difference of years might make his strong headed statement regarding Dr. Field less authoritative.