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T Y P E S O F C L A I M S
Factual Claims
- make inferences about past, present, or future conditions or relationships
Value Claims
- assess the worth or merit of an idea, object, or practice according to standards or criteria supplied by the arguer.
- values are fundamental positive or negative attitudes toward certain end states of existence or broad modes of conduct.
Policy Claims
- call for a specific course of action and focus on whether a change in policy or behavior should take place.
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Quality of Claims
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