Logical Fallacies study

bandwagon

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stereotype

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loaded language

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red herring

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People who choose not to get married are incapable of loving and are unlovable.

• loaded language

• ad hominem

• bandwagon

• slippery slope

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If you eat all your Halloween candy you will get diabetes

• sterotype

• red herring

• categorical claim

• slippery slope

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The best teacher in the WHOLE WORLD is Mrs. James! <3

• categorical claim

• red herring

• exaggeration

• ad hominem

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Everyone wants to play soccer so we should offer it at ever school.

• hasty generalization

• ad hominem

• stereotype

• red herring

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red herring

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categorical claim

• An orange and an apple taste the same because they are both vegetables

• An orange and an apple taste the same because they are both fruits.

• An orange and an apple taste the same because they are both good.

• An orange and an apple taste differently because they are both fruits.

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