Petit recueil de 18 moisissures argumentatives pour concours de mauvaise foi Petit recueil de non plus 18, mais 20 moisissures argumentatives à utiliser sans modération lors des concours de mauvaise foi. Ont été intégrés les plurium et l’argument de l’exotisme. Nous avons découpé ces moisissures argumentatives en trois grandes catégories : les erreurs logiques, les attaques, et les travestissements. Télécharger en pdf la mise en page magnifique du graphiste Francois-b. 1. La généralisation abusive Méthode : prendre un échantillon trop petit et en tirer une conclusion générale. Exemples : Mon voisin est un imbécile moustachu, donc tous les moustachus sont des imbéciles.Les Chinois sont vachement sympas. Exemples aggravés (menant au racisme ordinaire) : Le Chinois est vachement sympa. 2. Méthode : raisonner à rebours, vers une cause possible parmi d’autres, vers un scénario préconçu ou vers la position que l’on souhaite prouver. Exemples : Exemple aggravé : 3. Méthode : tirer une conclusion ne suivant pas logiquement les prémisses. Si A est vraie, alors B est vraie. 4. 5.
Fallacy List 1. FAULTY CAUSE: (post hoc ergo propter hoc) mistakes correlation or association for causation, by assuming that because one thing follows another it was caused by the other. example: A black cat crossed Babbs' path yesterday and, sure enough, she was involved in an automobile accident later that same afternoon. example: The introduction of sex education courses at the high school level has resulted in increased promiscuity among teens. A recent study revealed that the number of reported cases of STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) was significantly higher for high schools that offered courses in sex education than for high schools that did not. 2. example: Muffin must be rich or have rich parents, because she belongs to ZXQ, and ZXQ is the richest sorority on campus. example: I'd like to hire you, but you're an ex-felon and statistics show that 80% of ex-felons recidivate. 3. example: All of those movie stars are really rude. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. example: Only man is rational. 12.
The Stop - Keep Doing - Start Process - Communication Skills Training From MindTools Simple Questions for Improving Performance MBTI® is a trademark of the MBTI Trust Inc. (see www.myersbriggs.org). We have no association or connection with this organization. "Stop – Keep Doing – Start" provides action focused feedback. © iStockphoto/pagadesign Feedback is essential for our professional growth: It helps us identify and build the skills we need for success. But asking for feedback can be daunting, particularly when we fear that it might not be wholly positive. In this article, we'll look at "Stop – Keep Doing – Start", a tool that helps us ask for focused, action-based feedback. Overview The SKS (Stop – Keep Doing – Start) Process is the formal name for a short set of questions that you can use when you ask for feedback. What should I stop doing? Phil Daniels, a psychology professor at Brigham Young University, is credited with devising the process. Tip 1: Stop – Keep Doing – Start was initially devised as a way of requesting help and feedback. Tip 2: How to Use the Process Tip:
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People who think their opinions are superior to others are most prone to overestimating their relevant knowledge and ignoring chances to learn more By guest blogger Tom Stafford We all know someone who is convinced their opinion is better than everyone else’s on a topic – perhaps, even, that it is the only correct opinion to have. Maybe, on some topics, you are that person. No psychologist would be surprised that people who are convinced their beliefs are superior think they are better informed than others, but this fact leads to a follow on question: are people actually better informed on the topics for which they are convinced their opinion is superior? This is what Michael Hall and Kaitlin Raimi set out to check in a series of experiments in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. The researchers distinguish “belief superiority” from “belief confidence” (thinking your opinion is correct). As well as simple background knowledge, the researchers were also interested in how people with belief superiority sought out new information relevant to that belief. Overall the research presents a mixed picture. Like this:
Le Plaisir de la Cuisine - Pain roulé au jambon et au fromage (MAP) | sarah51.cuisineblog.fr Ce pain est idéal pour un soir accompagné d'une bonne salade ! Ingrédients : - 300ml d'eau - 1,5 cuil à café de sel - 500g de farine - 1 sachet de levure déshydratée Préparation : Disposer les ingrédients dans l'ordre dans la cuve de la machine. Mettre en route le programme "pâte". Une fois le programme terminé, sortir la pâte et l'étaler de façon à former un rectangle. Badigeonner le rectangle obtenu avec de l'huile d'olive, parsemer d'herbes de provence, de morceaux de jambon, d'oignon et de gruyère râpé. Rouler le tout et découper de petits tronçons que l'on disposera dans un moule à cake (comme pour un chinois). Il ne reste plus qu'à badigeonner le pain de jaune d'oeuf et faire cuire environ 30 min à 180°. Très bon, très simple à faire et déclinable à volonté (avec des lardons, du chèvre, du bacon, des tomates séchées.....)
Feedback Matrix - Communication Skills from MindTools Using Feedback Constructively Which way do you go after receiving feedback? © iStockphoto Susanne: Hi, thanks for meeting with me today. As I mentioned, I wanted to talk with you about the construction plan you submitted yesterday. As usual, the quality of the plan was great. Charles: Thanks, it's great to hear feedback like that. Susanne: Well, I'm glad you feel that way. Charles: I'm really sorry. Susanne: That's seems reasonable. This sounds like a "textbook" feedback exchange – just how it's supposed to happen. However, while it seems ideal, we don't know how well it actually worked. Have you ever been part of a conversation like that? ... for the complete article: Mind Tools Club members, click here. Join the Mind Tools Club to finish this article AND get 1,000 more resources Join now for just $1, first month "When I started using Mind Tools, I was not in a supervisory position.
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Revisiting why incompetents think they’re awesome In 1999 a pair of researchers published a paper called "Unskilled and Unaware of It: How Difficulties in Recognizing One's Own Incompetence Lead to Inflated Self-Assessments (PDF)." David Dunning and Justin Kruger (both at Cornell University's Department of Psychology at the time) conducted a series of four studies showing that, in certain cases, people who are very bad at something think they are actually pretty good. They showed that to assess your own expertise at something, you need to have a certain amount of expertise already. Remember the 2008 election campaign? In all of this, uninformed idiots blame the Greeks for being lazy, the Germans for being too strict, and everyone but themselves. It has been more than 10 years since Dunning and Kruger published their work. "The paper gave voice to an observation that people make about their peers, but that they don’t know how to express," Dunning said. This paper has become a cult classic.
Éventails de pommes de terre au bacon & au parmesan | Croquant Fondant Gourmand Un plat de pommes de terre dorées, fondantes et croustillantes. Je les ai servies en accompagnement de grillades de porc simplement poêlées en déglaçant la sauteuse avec du bouillon de cuisson des pommes de terre. Un régal! Pour 4 Croquants-Gourmands Sur ma paillasse : - 8 pommes de terre de taille à peu près égale- 8 rondelles fines de bacon- 40 g de parmesan râpé - huile d’olive - 1 gousse d’ail - 500 ml d’eau - 1 tablette de bouillon de volaille 1 plat allant au four et sur le feuPréchauffage du four à 190° (chaleur tournante) Au travail : Peler l’ail et les pommes de terre.Si nécessaire, couper une lamelle à la base des pommes de terre pour les rendre stables. Faire de profondes incisions parallèles dans la chair de la pomme de terre : Elle ressemble aux pages d’un livre ouvert. Couper les rondelles de bacon en fines lamelles. Glisser un morceau de bacon entre chaque tranche de pomme de terre. Enfourner pour 20 minutes.Sortir le plat du four, répartir le parmesan sur les pommes de terre.