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What is: Language with the sole purpose of swaying the emotions of the audience for or against an argument

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What is: Affirms the truth of something on the basis of the lack of evidence to the contrary.

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What is: Occurs when the conclusion of an argument is already present, usually disguised, in one of its premises; also called circular reasoning.

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What is: Inappropriately simplifies an opposing argument so that it becomes a cartoon or caricature of the true argument and is easy to refute.

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occurs when the conclusion of an argument is already present, usually disguised, in one of its premises; also called circular reasoning. “You can't expect 18 year olds to vote intelligently because they are too young to have good judgement about the issues.”
involves limiting the options considered to only two in a way that is unfair to the person facing the Dilemma. This is the same as the failure to adequately consider alternatives. "It seems to me that a person just can't win when it comes to what you eat either you eat meat and cause view accounts to be tortured or you starve to death on bread and water."
Occurs when a word or expression changes its meaning in the course of an argument, sometimes referred to as a "weasel word." Example: "Everyone says she has good taste, so I would love to nibble her ear."
inappropriately simplifies an opposing argument so that it becomes a cartoon or caricature of the true argument and is easy to refute. “Now the anti handgun fundamentalist will tell you that the mere presence of a loaded pistol means that mr. Finnegan is going to get drunk and shoot mrs. Finnegan or that the Finnegan grandchild will one day play with the pistol, it will go off, and there will be tragedy.”
appeal to the masses, seeks to strengthen a claim by an emotional appeal to the passions and prejudices of the listeners. “Don't you think we all should get out early today?”
appeal to ignorance, affirms the truth of something on the basis of the lack of evidence to the contrary. "The superb quality of her character can be demonstrated by the fact that I've never heard a word spoken against her."
the fallacy of generalizing or drawing a conclusion from too little information. Also called a hasty induction, it often takes the form of “I knew a person who…” And then draws a conclusion based on one instance. “Smoking does not cause cancer. My Uncle Joe's Smoke 3 packs of camels everyday for 53 years. Then he died in an auto accident without even a trace of cancer.”
appeal to the person, irrelevantly attacks the person making a claim rather than attacking the claim itself. “You pro-choice people are selfless, Godless and immora -l probably Communists, too!”
Language with the sole purpose of swaying the emotions of the audience for or agaist an argument. Example: "It's murder i cold blood. How could anyone say she has a right to have a abortion?"
introduces an irrelevant or unimportant in order to divert attention from the main question. "Should hand guns be banned? Everyone talks about handgun accidents but think of how many people are killed each year in auto accidents! Why don't we ban Auto mobiles?"

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