1. The Logical Fallacy of Presupposition /Assumptive Thinking

2. Start studying Matt Beiger Logical Fallacy Quizlet

3. As a logical fallacy, Ambiguity occurs when linguistic Ambiguity causes an argument to appear cogent when it

4. An explanation of the Logical Fallacy of Amphiboly (90 Second Philosophy & Fallacy February).Information for this video gathered from The Stanford Encycloped

5. Updated April 09, 2018 Contradictory premises involve an argument (generally considered a logical fallacy) that draws a conclusion from inconsistent or incompatible premises

6. Circumstantial ad hominem, also known as “appeal to motive” and “appeal to personal interest”, is a logical fallacy and one of the different types of ad hominem arguments.

7. Because humans are social animals, subject to peer pressure and the fear of missing (or being left) out, the Bandwagon effect is a powerful tool of persuasion.Although its central tenet is a logical fallacy, the idea that “if everyone likes this, …