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| appeal to logic or reason |
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| appeal to character of person |
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| syllogistic reasoning(broad -> conclusion) |
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| look at specifics to form a broader generalization |
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| post hoc, ergo propter hoc |
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wrong cause and effect
1.A rooster always crows prior to sunrise
2.Therefore: the rooster's crowing causes the sun to rise. |
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| assuming they buy the argument |
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| "I don't quit,because I am not a quitter." |
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| using a word in two different ways |
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| black and white(either with us or against us) |
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appeal to force
"I support the war: if I did not, I would be ostracized from the community" |
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| do something because others are doing it |
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