Fallacies

​ (a)   premises have no bearing on the truth of the conclusion. ​ (b)   premises are relevant to the conclusion but they do not adequately support it.

• Irrelevant
• Unacceptable

Which logical fallacy is being displayed in this clip?

• Whataboutism

• Ad hominen

  (Appeal to the person)

• False dilemma

• Appeal to ignorance

Identify the fallacy.

• Slippery slope

• Genetic fallacy

• Appeal to emotion

• Appeal to popularity

Fallacy?

• False dilemma

• Equivocation

• Appeal to the appetite

• Red herring

What fallacy is being committed by the commentator who brings up what she characterizes as "selective outrage"?

• Whataboutism

• Appeal to emotion

• Faulty analogy

• Two wrongs make a right

There's a fallacy here. What is it?

• Begging the question

• Decision-point fallacy

• Ad hominem

• Whataboutism

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Irrelevant premises

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(b) Unacceptable premises

• Hasty generalization

• Equivocation

• Red herring

• Straw man

• Begging the question

• False dilemma

• Slippery slope

• Appeal to the masses

• Ad hominem

• Decision-point fallacy