"Confident speakers know what they're talking about" and "the quality of an item directly correlates with its price" are examples of heuristic arguments.

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A heuristic argument is one that is based on a rule of thumb or common sense rather than on evidence or logic. Both "confident speakers know what they're talking about" and "the quality of an item directly correlates with its price" are examples of heuristic arguments because they are based on common beliefs rather than on concrete evidence.

"Confident Speakers Know What They're Talking About" and "The Quality