In your own words explain the difference between a Valid argument and a Sound argument. State your career goal. With that career goal in mind, write a statement that includes a clear argument you could present in that career environment.(What would you need to convince someone of in that career? Some examples: A procedural change in that organization, a certain purchase, a visionary direction, etc.) Make sure to include all the necessary premises that logically lead to the conclusion of your argument. Lastly, analyze your argument. Did you take an inductive or deductive approach? Describe why you took that approach based your argument construction. (What evidence would I look for to evaluate this as an inductive or deductive approach)

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In your own words explain the difference between a Valid argument and a Sound argument.
State your career goal. With that career goal in mind, write a statement that includes a clear argument you could present in that career environment.
(What would you need to convince someone of in that career? Some examples: A procedural change in that organization, a certain purchase, a visionary direction, etc.) Make sure to include all the necessary premises that logically lead to the conclusion of your argument.
Lastly, analyze your argument. Did you take an inductive or deductive approach? Describe why you took that approach based your argument construction. (What evidence would I look for to evaluate this as an inductive or deductive approach)

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