Claim Evidence Reasoning

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What is Claim Evidence Reasoning?

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Claim Evidence Reasoning (CER) is a framework used to support arguments or conclusions by stating a claim, providing evidence to support that claim, and explaining the reasoning behind the evidence.

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What is a claim?

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A claim is a statement or assertion that something is true or factual, which can be supported or challenged with evidence.

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What is evidence?

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Evidence is the information or data that supports a claim, which can include facts, statistics, examples, or expert opinions.

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What is reasoning in the context of Claim Evidence Reasoning?

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Reasoning is the explanation that connects the evidence to the claim, showing how the evidence supports the claim.

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Why is it important to provide evidence for a claim?

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Providing evidence for a claim strengthens the argument, making it more convincing and credible.

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What type of evidence can be used to support a claim?

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Types of evidence can include statistics, research studies, expert testimonials, anecdotes, and logical reasoning.

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How can personal experiences serve as evidence?

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Personal experiences can serve as anecdotal evidence, illustrating a claim through real-life examples that others can relate to.

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What is an example of a claim?

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An example of a claim is: 'Regular exercise improves mental health.'

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What is an example of evidence supporting the claim that 'Regular exercise improves mental health'?

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An example of evidence is: 'Studies show that physical activity increases the production of endorphins, which can enhance mood and reduce anxiety.'

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What is an example of reasoning that connects evidence to a claim?

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An example of reasoning is: 'Since endorphins are known to improve mood, regular exercise can lead to better mental health outcomes.'

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