C. discussing others' work in peer-reviewed journal articles
Peer-reviewed journal articles are typically the highest standard of formal argumentation in academic and scientific settings. By discussing the work of others in a peer-reviewed journal article, one must provide a thorough analysis, critique, and interpretation based on evidence and logic. This requires a high level of formality and adherence to academic standards.
What is the BEST example of formal argumentation?
A. asking a question at a science fair at school
B. explaining your research methods to your teacher
C. discussing others’ work in peer-reviewed journal articles
D. talking about evidence that might refute a hypothesis
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