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FACULTY OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

PROGRAM
DIPLOMA IN OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

COURSE
INTRODUCTION TO CRITICAL THINKING(BEL 313)
TOPIC
SANTA CLAUS

LECTURER NAME
MISS MASZIANA OSMAN
GROUP
BM1185A

NAME OF PARTNERS
SITI MARIAM BINTI KAHAR
2011636116

NOR ASRINA BINTI MOHD SAFRI
2011487964

ARGUMENT MAPS (REASON)

1) Santa is real in a way

Reason: Santa Claus is based off Saint Nicholas who was a Bishop is what is now modern in Turkey.

2) Santa is giving presents to the children

Reason: Parents act as the Santa, who bought the gifts for their children.

3) Many people know the lagend of Santa Claus
Reason: Chilldhood is the only time in life when we can believe in something as outiageous as Santa.

Reason: Jolly man dressed in red and white is constantly around us during the Christmas season.

4)Santa not bringing gifts to naughty kids

Reason: Santa myth lends itself to being used as a threat for naughty kids to behave.

5) Prevent children from enjoying those Santa fantacies is unfair

ARGUMENT MAPS (OBJECTION) 1) Lying to our children about Santa or another mythical figure is wird or necessary

Objection: All children are different when it comes to fantasy.

2) Lying to the children that Santa Claus is real is justified

Objection: The children’s life would be at risk if they know Santa Claus is not real from begining.

3) The Reindeer really know how to fly

Objection: Without wings or a rocket-like digestive system, it’s hard to see how a reindeer could fly.

4) Santa can get down the chimney

Objection: Santa is a really fat old man, how does he squeeze through, and why does not he get seriously dirty.

5) Santa not bringing gifts to naughty kids

Objection: Those kids whose live in poor cannot be assume as naughty.


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