121. The correct answer is Option C. Truth for a person depends on what that person believes.
122. The correct answer is Option B. This is the straw man fallacy.
123. The correct answer is Option A. This is hasty generalization or stereotype.
124. The correct answer is Option B. This is a complex question.
Question 121 (1 point) Unsophisticated subjective relativism is the idea that… Question 121 options: Truth is...
For each of these questions, please choose the fallacy (if any) that best characterizes the argument provided in the question. Question 137 (1 point) No one has ever definitively disproved that the moon landing was a hoax, shot in a film studio in Los Angeles. So the moon landing must have really been such a hoax. Question 137 options: a) Complex question. b) Missing the point. c) False dichotomy. d) No fallacy. e) Suppressed Evidence. f) Appeal to ignorance. For...
Question 141 (1 point) President Trump says that man-made climate change is a hoax. We should believe him: he is the President, after all. Question 141 options: a) Appeal to (Unqualified) Authority b) Argument against the person, abusive. c) You, too (tu quoque). d) Red herring. For each of these questions, please choose the fallacy (if any) that best characterizes the argument provided in the question. Question 142 (1 point) It’s good for your health to eat less than...
Question 129 (1 point) Our landlord has vouched "no more illicit drug use in the building." It seems that our landlord had a drug abuse problem that we didn't know about previously. Question 129 options: a) Accident. b) Hasty Generalization. c) Begging the Question. d) Amphiboly. e) Division. f) Equivocation. For each of these questions, please choose the fallacy (if any) that best characterizes the argument provided in the question. Question 130 (1 point) Some people think that our college's...
For each of these questions, please choose the fallacy (if any) that best characterizes the argument provided in the question. Question 125 (1 point) Stealing is morally wrong. Therefore the refugee shoplifting an apple and bread from a larger multinational supermarket conglomerate to feed his starving, malnourished child when no other source of food is available is morally wrong. Question 125 options: a) Begging the Question. b) Hasty Generalization. c) Accident. d) Amphiboly. e) Division. f) Composition. For each of...
For each of these questions, please choose the fallacy (if any) that best characterizes the argument provided in the question. Question 133 (1 point) You should never allow your son or daughter to drink even a sip of soda or pop. Once you allow him or her a seemingly innocent taste of Coca-Cola or 7-Up or Fanta, that will soon lead to downing whole cans, and then multiple cans. Pretty soon, your child will be drinking a 2-liter or two...
Question 18 (1 point) "Liberal democracy is the best form of government, and I'll give an F on your political science exams to anyone who says otherwise." This argument is what type of fallacy? (select one) Appeal to force Tu Quoque Ad Hominem Appeal to popularity Question 19 (1 point) "Those who support an increased minimum wage think that everybody - from janitors to executives - should be making the same amount of money." This argument is what type of...
Question 65 (1 point) When we begin with observations about some members of a group and then generalize about all of them, we use a kind of reasoning known as . Question 65 options: Causal induction Enumerative deduction Analogical induction Enumerative induction Statistical syllogism Question 66 (1 point) If you think that your next roll of the die will be an even number because you've rolled odd the past five times, then you have fallen victim to the . Question...
Question 85 (1 point) ________ is group pressure to accept or reject a claim based solely on what one's peers think, choose, or do. Question 85 options: Solipsism Peer review Peer sovereignty Peer pressure Question 86 (1 point) When we draw a conclusion about a target group based on an inadequate sample size, we engage in the fallacy of . Question 86 options: Ad hoc hypothesizing Hasty generalization Representative sampling crescedo Biased sampling Inductive faultfinding Question 87 (1 point) The...
Question 117 (1 point) in advertising has a long and problematic history. Question 117 options: Selfless public service Misleading messaging Spending barrels of altogether-ineffective money Cunning depravity Question 118 (1 point) The results of an opinion poll can be skewed by… Question 118 options: Jaundiced Dyslepsia Agreement and difference Question phrasing and ordering Enumerative induction The relevant property Question 119 (1 point) Which of the following is true of conditional statements? Question 119 options: a) Though conditional statements are always...
Question 105 (1 point) Which of the following is not one of the causal confusions that we are prone to in causal reasoning and argument that we learned about? Question 105 options: overlooking relevant factors / mishandling multiple factors confusing cause with temporal order confusing irrelevant factors for ordered coincidences confusing correlation with cause being misled by coincidences misidentifying relevant factors Question 106 (1 point) In an enumerative induction, the are the observed members of the target group. Question 106...