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| an often plausible argument using false or invalid inference |
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| a course of action that seems to lead inevitably from one action or result to another with unintended consequences |
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| the power of arousing a sympathetic response |
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| repeated syntactical similarities introduced for rhetorical effect |
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| when you express an opinion from a certain point of view |
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| this challanges if something is real or not or if a claim is true. |
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| appealing to someones emotions |
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| generalizing a whole group of people by a certain factor. |
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| post hoc, ergo proctor hoc |
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| after this therefor because of this |
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to say something and act likes its a fact
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| admitting a point claimed in an argument |
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| an analogy that is not true |
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appealing to emotional feelings
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| general example to specific example |
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| from specific to general reasoning |
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| prove of claim and evidence to go with it |
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| something based on empirical evidence |
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| based on consisting reports and observations |
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| you insult the person doing the arguing instead of the subject |
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| the race, religion, family, and how you were raised |
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| fallacies that make it sense |
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| what side you stand on (positive/negative) |
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| trying to convince someone about something |
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| appealing the logical feelings for someone |
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| do something because everyone is doing it |
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| saying something but not meaning it |
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| using posters, commercials, and other advertising for trying to get you to do something |
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| saying if you do something they will do something for you |
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| a counter thesis statement |
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| argueing with someone after they made an arguement |
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| avoid commiting yourself to something |
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| appealing to someones ethical appeal |
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| saying something that means something else |
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| saying something but your body language saying something else |
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| when something does something that doesnt make sense |
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| trying to avoid repitition |
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