Fallacies Flashcards

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Name all 18 fallacies.

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Ipse Dixit, Ad populum, Ad baculum, Ad hominem, Bulverism, Tu quoque, Ag ignorantiam, Chronological Snobbery, Equivocation, Accent, Amphiboly, Composition, Division, Circular Reasoning, False Cause, Either/Or, Complex Question, Apriorism

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Def. of Ipse Dixit

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illegitimate appeal to authority

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Def. of Ad populum

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illegitimate appeal to majority

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Def. of Ad. baculum

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illegitimate appeal to force

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Def. of Ad hominem

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argument based off of a person’s character

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Def. of Bulverism

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argument based off of how or why a person believes something or his/ her background

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Def. of Tu quoque

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when you accuse someone of “doing it also”

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Def. of Ad ignorantiam

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an agument based off of lack of evidence

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Def. of Chronological Snobbery

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an argument based off of time

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Def. of Equivocation

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when a term changes meaning in the middle of an argument

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Def. of Accent

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a fallacy committed when you put emphasis on a term

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Def. of Amphiboly

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a fallacy committed when the grammar of a sentence is misunderstood

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Def. of Composition

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a fallacy commited when something is explained from the parts to the whole

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Def. of Division

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a fallacy committed when something is explained from the whole to the parts

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Name all 18 fallacies.

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Ipse Dixit, Ad populum, Ad baculum, Ad hominem, Bulverism, Tu quoque, Ag ignorantiam, Chronological Snobbery, Equivocation, Accent, Amphiboly, Composition, Division, Circular Reasoning, False Cause, Either/Or, Complex Question, Apriorism

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Def. of Circular Reasoning

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when you use your conclusion as on of your reasons or pieces of evidence

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Def. of False Cause

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a fallacy commited when using cause and effect to explain something

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Def. of Either/Or

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when you give a person only 2 options when there could be more

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Def. of Complex Question

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a question used to trap a person in their answer

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Def. of Apriorism

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a hasty generalization