Question

This fallacy occurs when an arguer bases a conclusion on too few examples, that are not necessarily typical of the conclusion being made.
Circular reasoning

Hasty Generalization

Appeal to ignorance

Bandwagon

Answer 1

Answer:

Hasty generalization

Explanation:

This describes the fallacy of hasty generalization. This fallacy occurs when a conclusion is reached, despite the fact that the information is insufficient or biased. Therefore, the conclusion is not logically justified. This fallacy proceeds from the particular to the general, as it bases its conclusions on a small sample, and tries to extrapolate this information to the population at large.