This document provides examples of 15 common logical fallacies used in arguments and reasoning:
1) Inductive reasoning - Making assumptions based on past experiences.
2) Deductive reasoning - Reaching a conclusion based on stated premises or assumptions.
3) Non sequitur - A conclusion that does not follow logically from the previous statements.
4) Ad hominem - Attacking the person making the argument rather than addressing the argument itself.
5) Appeal to authority - Citing famous or influential people to support an argument without logical evidence.
This document provides examples of 15 common logical fallacies used in arguments and reasoning:
1) Inductive reasoning - Making assumptions based on past experiences.
2) Deductive reasoning - Reaching a conclusion based on stated premises or assumptions.
3) Non sequitur - A conclusion that does not follow logically from the previous statements.
4) Ad hominem - Attacking the person making the argument rather than addressing the argument itself.
5) Appeal to authority - Citing famous or influential people to support an argument without logical evidence.
This document provides examples of 15 common logical fallacies used in arguments and reasoning:
1) Inductive reasoning - Making assumptions based on past experiences.
2) Deductive reasoning - Reaching a conclusion based on stated premises or assumptions.
3) Non sequitur - A conclusion that does not follow logically from the previous statements.
4) Ad hominem - Attacking the person making the argument rather than addressing the argument itself.
5) Appeal to authority - Citing famous or influential people to support an argument without logical evidence.
Brave Heart Mitra & Michael Estocado Grade 12 - Unity
Fallacies and Reasoning Examples
1. Inductive Reasoning Sir ongas has given us an activity during classes therefore he will give another activity next meeting.
2. Deductive Reasoning All stem students are good in math then
Kenneth is good in math.
3. Non Sequitor Hazel only have an android phone, she must be
poor.
4. Ad Hominem You can't judge me because you are not a law
graduate. 5. Appeal to Authority We should abolish the terror bill. Many famous personalities, such as actors and celebrities have publicly stated in social medias their opposition to it. 6. False analogy Cars cause more pollution than plastics, so if they are going to ban the plastics they should also ban the using cars. 7. Bandwagon Argument All my classmates will not submit their assignments, so I won’t pass too. 8. Begging the Question Mass testing is not needed because covid-19 is not visible. 9. False Dichotomy If i will not pass my Peta on its due date. I will face death. 10. Hasty Generalization My cousin drinks cherifer everyday but he is not growing taller. Therefore cherifer is not effective vitamin to grow. 11. Post hoc ergo propter hoc After I took a biogesic I was diagnose with covid-19, therefor the biogesic gave me the virus. 12. Reductio ad absurdum When you lose your pen you can’t write notes. When you don’t have notes you can’t pass the exam. Therefore when you lose your pen you cannot pass the exam.
13. Red Herring In order to win against covid-19 we should first
pass a bill against the terrorist. 14. Argument from Ignorance No one around me is infected by covid-19, it must have not exist. 15. Emotionalism “Doturtle only gave a pardon to homicide, Pnay gave a pardon to a case related to drugs, we all know that drugs destroy the life of people. Drugs is a bigger deal.”