In other words, when students exchanged ideas, they engaged in longer discussions and provided a significantly greater number of statements of reasoning than in scenarios in which only one person was offering reasons for his or her answer.
But several hotels in wintry climates are offering reasons to embrace the cold.
Cipriani "looked into it but will not be participating," said Matthew Hiltzik, a spokesman, without offering reasons.
Because the alternative is value fundamentalism, where rather than offering reasons for our values, we resort to dogmatically asserting them.
The 100PercentCork.org Web site features a section that explains why consumers should insist on "100 percent cork," offering reasons like the fossil fuels consumed to produce "artificial plastic stoppers and aluminum screw caps".
Lynch and Gutting both assert that if my argument about the limits of reason were correct, then I contradicted myself by writing a book offering reasons why my argument was correct.
"Al-Marri must be detained to prevent him from aiding al Qaeda in its efforts to attack the United States," Rapp said in his statement, which is the sole public document offering reasons for holding him.
Offering reasons for the failure of others, Cashman said: "Some could be New York-oriented, some maybe we were too quick to judge, some we made mistakes on our assessments.
And just inside the door here at the headquarters of Free Hemp in Alaska are more than a dozen versions of pamphlets offering reasons for Alaskans to support the broadest marijuana legalization initiative ever to appear on a state ballot.
"This is not about shouting at each other but offering reasons for an argument," explained Dr Vasconcelos.
Still, "Close ultimately concludes that Pontecorvo was, in all likelihood, some kind of spy, citing the fact that someone gave the Soviets the blueprints for the NRX reactor and offering reasons to exclude other, known spies".
