Terms & Definitions
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19 terms- Decision-making
- Statements that contain one or more Assertions.
- Declarative
- These declare things, and they end with periods.
- Declarative Knowledge
- Statements that contain one or more Assertions.
- Deliberation
- The capability of a Thinking Agent to Validate, Invalidate, or Abstain from decisions regarding the Validity and/or Soundness of Knowledge.
- DestructivePrimitive
- Goals are misaligned, undermining coherence or purpose.
- Dimensions of Clarity
- Comprehensibility, Precision, Coherence, Cohesion, Conciseness, and Structure.
- Dimensions of Critical Thinking
- System 1 Thinking, System 2 Thinking, Logic, Bias, Virtues, and Awareness.
- Dimensions of Ethos
- Trust, Capability, Influence, Reliability, Assurance, and Legitimacy.
- Dimensions of Focus
- Topic Adherence, Goal Alignment, Prioritization, Semantic Depth, Responsiveness, and Diversion.
- Dimensions of Logos
- Premises, Conclusions, Fallacies, Validity, Biases, and Soundness.
- Dimensions of Style
- Tone, Humor, Recall, Visualization, Rhythm, and Contrast.
- DisarrayPrimitive
- Content is poorly structured or hard to follow.
- DisassociationPrimitive
- Detachment from critical analysis reduces logical engagement.
- DisjointednessPrimitive
- Ideas are disconnected, causing confusion.
- DisgustPrimitive
- Likelihood of evoking repulsion or moral objection.
- Disengagement
- The decision to terminate a process.
- DivergencePrimitive
- The speaker deviates from the main topic, leading to confusion or irrelevance.
- Diversion
- The degree to which tangents are handled, ensuring they don’t detract from the main message.
- DistinctionPrimitive
- Contrasts highlight key points and create impact.