PHILOSOPHY (ICT DIFFERENT FALLACY)

What fallacy is considered logical fallacy because, in reality, insults and other verbal attacks do nothing to disprove the substance of the actual being made?

• Ad Hominem (Attacking the person)

• Ad baculum (Appel to Force)

• Ad misercordiam (Appel to Pity)

• Ad Populum (Appel to People)

What fallacy a person uses emotion such as pity or to convince someone?

• Ad Ignorantiam (Appeal To ignorance)

• Pepitio Principii (Begging The Question)

• Ad Misercordiam (Appeal to Pity)

• Hasty Generalization

What fallacy is that both events occur one after another?

• Ad Tradition (Appeal to Tradition)

• Fallacy Of Composition

• Ad populum (Appeal to People)

• Cause and Effect

Infers that something is true of a part, is a true of a whole.

• Fallacy of Equivocation

• Fallacy of Division

• Fallacy of Composition

• Cause and Effect

This fallacy is committed when one reaches a generalization based on insufficient evidence.

• Fallacy of Division

• Hasty Generalization

• Ad Hominem

• Ad Populum

Favors one side or issue over another.

• Verifiability

• Clarity

• Validity

• Bias

The fact or quality of occurring at a suitable or opportune time.

• Orderliness

• Timeliness

• Relevance

• Clarity

Generally refers to how accurately a conclusion, measurement, or concept corresponds to what is being tested.

• Validity

• Bias

• Relevance

• Authority

A meaning that isn't applicable only now or maybe later.

• Bias

• Authority

• Timeliness

• Relevance

The ease with which a reader can understand you.

• Clarity

• Validity

• Verifiability

• Authority