"The rooster crows at sunrise every morning, so the rooster must cause the sun to rise." This is an example ofGroup of answer choicesbegging.slippery slope thinking.falling victim to false cause.jumping on a bandwagon.

Which of the following is an example of the "S" in RISE?Group of answer choicesYou realize you have been thinking about the pain in your knee for the last few minutes and decide instead to focus your attention on the breeze blowing across your face.You realize you are angry at yourself for putting off your workouts and interrupt that by telling yourself that it's ok to be imperfect.When a negative thought comes up, you tell yourself that it's just a negative thought and that you are tougher than your mind

The sun has been rising for as long as humankind can remember. The sun rose today as well. Hence, the sun is likely to rise tomorrow.This argument is:Group of answer choicesNon-deductive and strongDeductive and validNon-deductive and weakDeductive and invalid

Which of the following is an example of indirectly confronting the issue?Group of answer choicesMaking a comment that contradicts the underlying assumption being madeNot joining in with a conversationSaying something like 'I don't agree'Asking a question which gently challenges the perpetrator

Which of the following is an example of the "I" in RISE?Group of answer choicesOn a run you feel negatively about how hot it is and you name the problem "I am afraid that I am not tough enough to be a runner."On a run you realize you are upset about something that happened earlier in the day and you consciously stop those thoughts and think about the sunshine instead.When you notice you are upset because it is raining, you ask yourself, "Why do I feel this way about rain?"

Which of the following is an example of indirectly confronting the issue?Group of answer choicesMaking a comment that contradicts the underlying assumption being madeNot participating in the conversationSaying something like 'I don't agree'Asking a question which gently challenges the perpetrator