Running notes 194-203

Question 1

Association fallacy

Answer 1

When somebody Connects a particular thought to something or somebody negative so as to infer blame on another individual

Question 2

Attacking the person

Answer 2

Common fallacy used during debates where an individual substitutes rebuttleswith a personal insult

Question 3

Begging the question

Answer 3

Logical fallacy in which the writer or speaker assumes the statement under examination

Question 4

Circular argument

Answer 4

This error is committed when an argument takes its evidence from an element inside the argument itself instead of from an outside one

Question 5

False dilimna

Answer 5

Suit of ever happens when somebody presents the argument in such a way that there are just two conceivable alternatives left

Question 6

Illogical conclusion

Answer 6

Pharisee where somebody attest a conclusion that does not follow from the suggestions

Question 7

Deductive reasoning

Answer 7

A researcher moves from a theory on a topic to more specific hypotheses that can be tested using collected observations

Question 8

Inductive reasoning

Answer 8

Known as a conclusion reached through reasoning

Question 9

Induction is udes

Answer 9

To predict what may happen in the future and establish what might happen next

Question 10

Fallacy of the slippery slope

Answer 10

Error happens when one contends that an exceptionally minor movement will unavoidably prompt great and frequent ludicrous conclusions

Question 11

Pathetic fallacy

Answer 11

Literary device that attributes human qualities and emotions to intimate objects of nature