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THINKER FEELER THINKER FEELER In making decisions, in dealing with people, or in giving opinions, what do you use more. Mind or ______.
THINKER FEELER THINKER FEELER In making decisions, in dealing with people, or in giving opinions, what do you use more. Mind or ______.
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Logical Fallacies THINK, don't just feel 1. Identify a number of different logical fallacies.
Logical Fallacies THINK, don't just feel 1. Identify a number of different logical fallacies.
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Analyze what makes a particular point a logical fallacy.
Analyze what makes a particular point a logical fallacy.
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Apply proper argumentation in our comments/opinions.
Apply proper argumentation in our comments/opinions.
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Why study logical fallacies. Defects that weaken arguments can be found in newspapers, advertisements, and other sources
Why study logical fallacies. Defects that weaken arguments can be found in newspapers, advertisements, and other sources
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What is a Fallacy. it may be hard to evaluate when an argument is fallacious
What is a Fallacy. it may be hard to evaluate when an argument is fallacious
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What are logical fallacies?
What are logical fallacies?
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What is the Slippery Slope fallacy?
What is the Slippery Slope fallacy?
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Why study logical fallacies?
Why study logical fallacies?
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What are fallacies of false inference?
What are fallacies of false inference?
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In dealing with people or giving opinions, what do logical fallacies aim to emphasize?
In dealing with people or giving opinions, what do logical fallacies aim to emphasize?
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Which of the following is an example of the Slippery Slope fallacy?
Which of the following is an example of the Slippery Slope fallacy?
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What is the main purpose of studying logical fallacies?
What is the main purpose of studying logical fallacies?
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Which type of fallacy involves drawing the wrong conclusion from evidence?
Which type of fallacy involves drawing the wrong conclusion from evidence?
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What is the common characteristic of fallacies of FALSE INFERENCE?
What is the common characteristic of fallacies of FALSE INFERENCE?
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In the context of logical fallacies, what does the Slippery Slope fallacy involve?
In the context of logical fallacies, what does the Slippery Slope fallacy involve?
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Study Notes
Decision Making and Logical Fallacies
- In decision making, dealing with people, and giving opinions, we often use both our mind (thinker) and emotions (feeler).
Understanding Logical Fallacies
- Logical fallacies are defects that weaken arguments and can be found in newspapers, advertisements, and other sources.
- It can be difficult to evaluate when an argument is fallacious.
Types of Logical Fallacies
- The Slippery Slope fallacy involves claiming that a particular action will inevitably lead to a series of negative consequences.
Importance of Studying Logical Fallacies
- The main purpose of studying logical fallacies is to identify and apply proper argumentation in our comments and opinions.
- By studying logical fallacies, we can THINK instead of just feeling, and analyze what makes a particular point a logical fallacy.
Fallacies of False Inference
- Fallacies of false inference involve drawing the wrong conclusion from evidence.
- This type of fallacy has the common characteristic of incorrectly inferring a conclusion from the given evidence.
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Test your critical thinking skills with this logical fallacies quiz. Identify and analyze different logical fallacies, and learn how to apply proper argumentation in your comments and opinions. Sharpen your mind and avoid common reasoning pitfalls.