E1.8(G)-Logical Fallacies

Which type of logical fallacy is shown in the image?

• Strawman

  Fallacy

• Hasty Generalization

  Fallacy

• Red Herring

  Fallace

• Ad Hominem

  Fallacy

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E1.8G

Which type of logical fallacy is shown in the image?

• Strawman

  Fallacy

• Hasty Generalization

  Fallacy

• Red Herring

  Fallacy

• Ad Hominem

  Fallacy

Tags

E1.8G

Which type of logical fallacy is shown in the image?

• Strawman

  Fallacy

• Hasty Generalization

  Fallacy

• Red Herring

  Fallacy

• Ad Hominem

  Fallacy

Tags

E1.8G

Which type of logical fallacy is shown in the image?

• Strawman

  Fallacy

• Hasty Generalization

  Fallacy

• Red Herring

  Fallacy

• Ad Hominem

  Fallacy

Tags

E1.8G

A(n) __________ fallacy is one that attempts to invalidate an opponent’s position based on a personal trait or fact about the opponent rather than through logic. 

• strawman

• hasty generalization

• red herring

• ad hominem

Tags

E1.8G

A ___________ is an attempt to shift focus from the debate at hand by introducing an irrelevant point. 

• strawman

• hasty generalization

• red herring

• ad hominem

Tags

E1.8G

A _______ argument is one that argues against a hyperbolic, inaccurate version of the opposition rather than their actual argument. 

• strawman

• hasty generalization

• red herring

• ad hominem

Tags

E1.8G

A _________________is a statement made after considering just one or a few examples rather than relying on more extensive research to back up the claim. It’s important to keep in mind that what constitutes sufficient research depends on the issue at hand and the statement being made about it. 

• strawman

• hasty generalization

• red herring

• ad hominem

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E1.8G

Which type of logical fallacy is shown in the image?

• bandwagon fallacy

• slippery slope fallacy

Tags

E1.8G

With a ______________________, the arguer claims a specific series of events will follow one starting point, typically with no supporting evidence for this chain of events. 

• bandwagon

  fallacy

• slippery slope

  fallacy

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E1.8G