1. Validity Vs. Truth To Critical Thinking By: Lori Khoury October 4, 2011

3. What are levels of Communication?

4. Types of Communication

5. Verbal Communication vs. Nonverbal Communication

6. What is Truth?

7. An example of truth

8. What is Validity?

9. An example of validity

10. What is the difference between Truth vs. Validity

11. The Continuum of Argumentative Certainty

14. Sender-is the source of the message

15. Message-is the content of the communication

16. Channel-is the medium through which message must pass

20. Verbal Communication Nonverbal Communication VS.

22. Truth with capital “T” means the ultimate accurate position on a situation or interpretation of an event.

23. Truth with small “t” means what someone believes as being the only answer to a situation or only interpretation of an event.

24. For example; there either is or is not a god.

26. Three types of Validity

28. Absolute truth can never change, but new valid evidence are created and discovered

29. Truth is created internally

30. Validity is based on external information. It is okay to change your view as new evidence are being brought up

33. All the decisions we make is made by validity nor the truth

34. We prefer validity because we are open minded when it comes new evidence being found

35. Best way to put is validity equals facts and truth does not equal validity