Benefits Motivation

Question: Explain Benefits Of Motivation For Team Members? Answer: As discussed by Nimehchisalem Mukundan (2011), argumentative appeals consist three basic elements; those are logical, emotional and ethical. A strong argument should always have the balanced logic, ethic and emotion. A valid or strong argument should always have the logical consideration or logos. Logical argument is very essential as well as important for making a strong appeal. Logical appeal (logos): This appeal involves the strategic utilization of claims, logic, evidence as well as proof etc. A logical appeal involves strong and clear claim, valid warrants, strong prove, like statistics, interview, personal experience etc. Ethical appeal (ethos): On the other hand, ethical appeal refers to the honest, broad minded and skillful presentation of the argument. Correctly presented ethical appeal defines the confident of a person about the subject. Ethical appeal shows the honest knowledge about the topic. Emotional appeal (Pathos): This appeal always targets the emotion of the reader in order to influence over them by creating emotional elements. Emotional appeal or pathos is one of the most important strategies for creating powerful argument. Emotional appeal helps to present the argument in logical manner with beauty. On the other hand, Escudeiro Escudeiro (2011) argued that, Toulmin model has discussed the model of argument with six parts. According to Toulmin, a good and effective argument always has the important six parts; those are data, claim, qualifiers, warrant, backing, rebuttals etc. This model is very useful and effective in order to analyze and investigate the matter of argument. The analysis takes place by scientific manner. Reference list Escudeiro, N., Escudeiro, P. (2011). Multinational undergraduate team work. Amsterdam: IOS Press. Nimehchisalem, V., Mukundan, J. (2011). Determining the Evaluative Criteria of an Argumentative Writing Scale. English Language Teaching, 4(1). doi:10.5539/elt.v4n1p58