Logical Fallacies Fallacies of Relevance--arguments based on evidence that is not relevant to the topic • Ad hominem arguments attack the people who hold
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Even though fallacious arguments can be quite convincing (sometimes more so than non-fallacious ones depending on your audience), they are still errors in
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Here are some common logical fallacies that a student will want to avoid when writing an Fallacy Definition Example Affirming the Consequent
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Logical Fallacies A logical fallacy is an argumentative statement that appears to be valid but upon examination has serious flaws; “errors in reasoning
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Browne and Keely (2007) define fallacies as deceptive reasoning or logical mistakes derived from false assumptions Fallacies are tricks to produce misleading
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A fallacy is an illogical step in the formulation of an argument fallacies can make illogical arguments seem logical, tricksters use them to persuade
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http://uwc cah ucf edu/ Logical Fallacies The misuse of logical appeal in an argument often results in a logical fallacy, or faulty reasoning
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When making or interpreting an argument, avoid these common logical fallacies: Hasty generalization: An argument based on insufficient evidence,
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Logical Fallacies: Short Cuts in Logic logical connection “False Dilemma”: “Excluded middle” or “Either /Or Fallacy—Assumes that there are only two
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I am simply interested in what you have to say MAIN POINT: COMMON LOGICAL FALLACIES A logical fallacy is an error of reasoning When someone makes an argument
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