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What are stock issues?
- Problems that occur within a debate
- Rules about how to organize a case
- Disadvantages to the affirmative case
- Arguments that tend to recur in debates
- Common guidelines for arguments
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Policy Stock Issues include Harms, Inherency, and Solvency. What is a harm stock issue?
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that a problem will persist if no action is taken.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that there is an inherent problem with society.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan hurts the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan will solve the problems.
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that there are problems with the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that the opposition is harmed by the proposed plan.
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Policy Stock Issues include Harms, Inherency, and Solvency. What is an inherency stock issue?
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that a problem will persist if no action is taken.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that there is an inherent problem with society.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan hurts the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan will solve the problems.
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that there are problems with the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that the opposition is harmed by the proposed plan.
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Policy Stock Issues include Harms, Inherency, and Solvency. What is a solvency stock issue?
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that a problem will persist if no action is taken.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade the audience that there is an inherent problem with society.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan hurts the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that the proposed plan will solve the problems.
- An argument, or a set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that there are problems with the status quo.
- An argument, or set of arguments that attempt to persuade an audience that the opposition is harmed by the proposed plan.
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Value stock issues include Value Justification and Value Objection. What is Value Justification?
- This stock issue means the affirmative side supports the value criterion in the debate.
- This stock issue answers the question “In what ways does the negative side fail to meet the value?”
- This stock issue allows the affirmative to debunk arguments that the negative might bring up against the affirmative.
- This stock issue means the affirmative side has to justify why they chose what to value in the debate.
- This stock issue allows the affirmative to show how the negative does not warrant the value criterion.
- This stock issue answers the question "In what ways does the affirmative fail to meet the value?"
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Value stock issues include Value Justification and Value Objection. What is Value Objection?
- This stock issue means the affirmative side warrants the value criterion in the debate.
- This stock issue answers the question “In what ways does the negative side meet the value?”
- This stock issue means the affirmative side can show how the negative does not support the value criterion.
- This stock issue allows the negative to show how the affirmative meets the value criterion.
- This stock issue means that the affirmative objects to the value criteria.
- This stock issue answers the question "In what ways does the affirmative fail to meet the value?"
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