Answer: An example of hasty generalization is "All women are bad at driving".
Explanation: <u>A hasty generalization is a fallacy that consists in reaching a conclusion without enough evidence.</u> When a person does a hasty generalization, he/she shares a conclusion based on inductive generalization, instead of considering all the variables that a particular situation offers. In that way, a hasty generalization is not a conclusion logically justified: it is a universal conclusion drawn up after considering biased evidence.<u> "All women are bad at driving" is an example of hasty generalization because the speaker's conclusion is based on unsufficient evidence. Moreover, the speaker fails to consider all the variables</u> since it does not take into account all the women that exist in the world but only the women that he/she knows.
