Logical Fallacies Flashcards
1
Q
It is a argumentative strategy used by someone who avoids the actual topic under discussion and instead attack the person who makes the argument.
A
Ad Hominem
2
Q
When we repeat a claim rather than provide actual evidence for it, we wrongly imagine that repetition acts as proof.
A
Arguing in a circle
3
Q
Assume something was true, because others agree with it
A
Bandwagon approach
4
Q
Presents limited options typically by focussing on two extremes, when in fact, more possibilities exist.
A
False dilemma/dichotomy
5
Q
The use of vagal language that had one’s meaning or to avoid committing to a point of view
A
Equivocation
6
Q
When one miss uses the testimonies of perceived authorities, in an attempt to back up a certain claim or position
A
Appeal to authority
