Factors of AC analysis

multi faceted

two or more elements, harder to prove

explanation

that accounts for the complexity and interdependence of multiple factors in AC analysis, making it challenging to validate.

x but not y pattern

A statistical pattern in AC analysis where an effect is observed in one context but not in another, complicating the interpretation of results.

comparative statements

can indicate multi facetedness

granularity/specificity

cant mention very specific detail in passing, must elaborate

temporal language

any language referring to a timeline

quantitative language

eg. most, specificity increases burden on the passage

extreme language

read ac literally, could be too extreme for what passage is saying

language of equivalence

read ac literally

language of exception

extremist in this kind of pattern

extreme broadness

referring to interpretations that oversimplify or generalize ideas inappropriately.

strong language

like extreme language but less strong

absurdity

irrational belief that is too extreme or too broad when reading language literally

plural language

plural nouns that indicate multiple items were presented

referential language

refers back to something in quetions

ad hominem

refers to something personal abt the argument, usually wrong answer

out of scope details

information that is not relevant to the argument or analysis being discussed.

conditional statements

statements that execute based on whether a condition is true or false, typically used in programming logic.