fallacy

Makes generalisation from a special or accidental case

• Hasty generalisation

• accident

• begging for question

• false cause

one applies to general rule cases

• hasty generalisation

• accidental

• begging the question

• false cause

reasoning is circular, and already assumed in the premises

• begging the question

• false cause

• complex question

• appeal to force

wrong cause to something

• false cause

• appeal to force

• begging the question

• hasty generalization

ask an unproved assumptions

• appeal to force

• hasty generalization

• complex question

one appeals to force

• accident

• appeal to force

• hasty generalization

• begging the question

Appeal to inappropriate authority

• one appeals to an authority whose field of expertise does not include nature of the conclusion established

• claimed to be wrong because of negative qualities of the person

• general, common, popular, stereotypical to cause acceptance

argument is often claimed to be wrong because of negative qualities of the person

• appeal to inappropriate authority

• appeal to popular will

• appeal to pity

• appeal to the person

appeal to pity

• one appeal to pity

• argument is often claimed to be wrong

• one appeals to authority

• stereotypical to cause acceptance

generally common, popular, stereotypical to cause acceptance

• appeal to popular will

• appeal to the person

• appeal to inappropriate authority

• appeal to pity