vocab pt2

taking a true statement and assuming the opposite would be true as well

• Denying the antecedent

• Equivocation

• Affirming the consequent

• Confirmation bias

If x is false, then y is false

• genetic fallacy

• Begging the question

• Anchoring bias

• Denying the antecedent

making a claim when you don’t have enough evidence

• hasty generalization

• Affirming the consequent

• False cause

• Abductive

When you rejecting or accept an argument before really listening to it.

• Equivocation

• genetic fallacy

• Begging the question

• Appeal to ignorance

occurs when two options or are presented as the only options

• false dichotomy

• Confirmation bias

• Appeal to ignorance

• Anchoring bias

when someone incorrectly assumes a connection is between 2 things or events

• Begging the question

• Equivocation

• Deductive

• False cause

they say the same thing twice but for different reasons

• hasty generalization

• Equivocation

• Abductive

• Affirming the consequent

conclusion is based on connection of multiple premises that should be true

• Confirmation bias

• Begging the question

• False cause

• Deductive

When we recall info that we already knew

• Genetic fallacy

• Confirmation bias

• Appeal to ignorance

• Anchoring bias

You assume without proof

• Begging the question

• Hasty generalization

• Generic fallacy

• Affirming the consequent