types of conclusions

Different types of Conclusions imply different implications

Comparison definition

compares 2 elements or one within itself

comparison indicators

better than, healthier than, more useful than

causation definition

when one thing, event, or phenomenon direct affects another

note on causation

just because someone believes something is true because of certain facts, that doesn’t mean it’s necessarily causal

assessments definition

when the arguer assigns a certain subjective attribute to something

assessment example

“the flower is beautiful”

assessment note

these are not the same as scientific suggestion

recommendations definition

asserts the best method or course of action or recommends against a certain method

recommendation indicators

“should”, “ought to”, or sometimes it is just implied

predictions definition

asserts arguers opinion about something that will take place in near or distant future