Biased arguments designed to influence people's behaviour and/or thoughts - often relating to political issues

If you are asked to express an opinion on a subject that could benefit you personally, this means you have a ............... in it

The graph shows ...............................in the sale of computers over the last 7 years.

In this graph it is clear that the number of deaths from malaria has ...............over the last few years.

All people breathe,

Boris is a person

Therefore Boris breathes

Logic examples like the last question are types of ........................logic

Mary has interviewed 9 out of 10 classmates and found out that all 9 of them drank Coca-Cola, she ................that the last person she interviews will also drink it.

90% of the people surveyed said they had never smoked. From this data, I .......................that most people disapprove of cigarettes.

The belief in saving money and education are two .......................that most societies prioritise

___________are practices that usually have the same 'formal actions' every time they are carried out - e.g. praying and getting married.

When you infer a conclusion from available information, you are using ..................reasoning

An opinion that tries to tell people what to think and/or do is called a ...................

A ________________ is overly simplistic.

Numerical data are on a specific topic are also called......

Marriage and racism are two examples of social ...................that show how behaviour can spread through cultural forces.