Conclusions

Comparisons

compares two elements with each other or compares one element with itself (better than, healthier than, more useful than)

Causation

When one thing (such as an event, action, phenomenon) directly affects another

Assessments

assigns a certain subjective attribute to something ("should" or "ought to")

Predictions

asserts the arguer's opinion about something that will take place in the near or distant future (If the arguer believes something will or will not happen at some point in the future, the chances are good that it's the argument's main conclusion)

Simple Beliefs

simple statement of something the arguer believes to be true, no value judgment

Definite / categorical conclusions

Any signal word that indicates that something is true 100% or 0% of the time (every, all, none, never, will)

Indefinite / qualified conclusions

Any signal word that indicates that something isn't necessarily true 100% or 0% of the time (Likelihood: likely, unlikely, possible, could, might

Quantity: some, most, more

Frequency: rarely, seldom, often, sometimes, usually

Proximity: almost, nearly)