Logical Evidence

Definition

Logical evidence refers to factual information, statistics, examples, or expert opinions used in an argumentative essay or speech to support claims and strengthen reasoning.

Related terms

Emotional Appeal: Persuasive techniques that target the audience's emotions rather than logic.

Ethical Appeal: Persuasive techniques that appeal to the audience's sense of ethics or morality.

Anecdotal Evidence:

Personal stories or experiences used as evidence in an argument.