Fallacies Flashcards by Audrey Harper | Brainscape

Q

Deductive
Logos
Arguer misrepresents opponent’s position

A

Straw figure

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Q

Deductive
Logos
It does not follow
Usually an enthymeme

A

Nonsequitur

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Deductive
Logos
Misdirects
Distracts

A

Red herring

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Q

Deductive
Logos
Because A=B does not mean B=C

A

False cause

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Q

Deductive
Logos
Too limiting

A

Either or

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Q

Deductive
Logos
Conclusion is one of the premises
Circular reasoning

A

Begging the question

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Q

Inductive
Logos
Anecdotal evidence

A

Hasty generalization

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Q

Inductive
Logos
Comparing two dissimilar things

A

False analogy

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Q

Inductive
Logos
Suppress information that supports the conclusion

A

Special pleading

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Q

Inductive
Ethos
Attacks arguer instead of argument

A

Ad Hominem

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Q

Inductive
Pathos
Fit in

A

Bandwagon

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Q

Inductive
Pathos
How its always been done

A

Appeal to tradition

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Q

Inductive
Pathos
Emotion

A

Appeal to pity

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Q

Inductive
Pathos
Person in charge

A

Appeal to authority

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