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Argu六大错误及其攻击模板 SURVEY The survey must shown to be reliable before I can accept any conclusions based upon. Specifically, the responses must be accurate, and the respondents must be statistically significant in number and representative of the overall. Without evidence the survey’s reliability, it is impossible to draw any conclusions about… Therefore, any decisions aimed at addressing the problem of … must based on more thorough investigation to gather sufficient data in order to narrow down and locate the actual causes of the problem. the limited sample The cited statistics about …might lack credibility (is not reliable) in other respects as well. These statistics are only based on data from…, however, it is entirely possible that… are not representative of…overall. The author overlooks the possibilities that only a small portion…. The author also ignores the possibilities that…without ruling out all the scenarios, the author cannot reasonably rely on these statistics to support the claim that… randomness of the selecting A threshold problem with the argument involves the statistical reliability of the survey. The director provides no evidence that the number of respondents is statistically credible or that the respondents were representative of the general group. Lacking the information about randomness and the size of the survey’s sample, the director cannot make a convincing argument based on the survey. Yet we are told nothing about the way the poll are conducted and how well it represented the public opinions. ignorance of the subgroup The author fails to include… into account and therefore could not strongly support to the argument conclusion. whether the question hit the point The argument relies on the assumption that …is attributable to the problem that…. Yet it is entirely possible that the decline was due to other factors such as…In fact, perhaps …and the…. Since the author has not clearly identified the cause of the decline. I cannot be convinced that…