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_______ Issues - The specific need for knowledge identified by the proposition's wording and discovered while analyzing the proposition must be satisfied if belief or behavior is to change.
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_______ - The process of discovering the actual issues in controversy by applying the stock issues of fact, value, or policy to the particulars of a proposition.
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_______ Development - The process of putting together a set of arguments to advocate or oppose the acceptance of a proposition by the audience.
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Value _______ - The implied or actual order imposed on a set of competing values in resolving a problem; for example, in order to be safe from criminals, we may have to give up a little freedom.
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_______ Cause - Events or circumstances in the present or recent past that focus attention on the subject of the proposition.
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_______ - A conclusion or decision about what is unknown based on what is known, derived by reasoning.
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_______ Inference - The conclusion you draw about a proposition's meaning based on your definition of its key terms.
