Logical Fallacies Quiz Flashcards
Argumentum ad misericordium
Appeals to pity
Argumentum ad nauseum
The more it’s repeated the more likely it’s factual
Aggumentum as numerum
More people who believe in an assertion, the more factual it is likely to be
Argumentum ad verrcundium
Appeal to authority
Begging the question (tautology)
Circular resoning
Bifuraction
Either or falicy
Hasty generalization
One thus all
Sweeping generalization
All thus one
Non sequitur
Conclusion is drawn from ideas not related
Faulty causality
A caused b because a happened first
Weak false analogy
Makes comparison between two things that arnt compare able
Appeal to traditions
Because it has been done or believed for a long time
Slippery slope
One event will be followed by other, usually harmful, events
Argumentum ad hominem
Attacks the individual