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When the conclusion does not follow from the premises we have ………. Fallacy

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The assumption that ‘the repeated occurance of an event that departs from the expected norm indicates that the event will soon’ leads to ………….

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Argumentum ad verecundiam is caused by appealing to

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When the conclusion of an argument is already assumed in its premises, it leads to ….fallacy

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‘ Ignoratio elenchi’ is caused by ……………

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When we say that something is true or false because it cannot be proved the other way , we commit the fallacy of………….

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………..fallacy is an appeal to force

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Since is an indicator word for ……………..

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We appeal to ………in ‘Argumentum ad Misericordiam’

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We appeal to ………in ‘argumentum ad populum’

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…………….fallacy is known as ‘look who’s talking fallacy’

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When we do not mention all the alternatives there are to choose from, but mention only some, we commit the fallacy of…………..

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