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stellarik [79]
3 years ago
7

You shouldn't trust his argument because he is a dishonest, deceitful scoundrel! Which best identifies the logical fallacy that

is represented by the example?
A. name-calling
B. stereotyping
C. circular reasoning
D. overgeneralization
Please answer if took the assessment or 100% know the answer and please hurry!!
English
2 answers:
77julia77 [94]3 years ago
4 0

The answer is A: name calling

 When someone tries to persuade others against somebody else by using words that insult the person and not their reason, it is a type of logical fallacy called <em>Ad Hominem (name calling)</em>. <em>It is when one person rejects or criticizes another person's views based on their personal characteristics or things that are not relevant to the argument discussed.</em>

noname [10]3 years ago
3 0

A. Name-calling

A logical fallacy (sometimes called common logical fallacies) is a fault in reasoning.  Logical fallacies are frequently used in advertising and by politicians in order to persuade you.  Name-calling is a type of fallacy that you might recognize from the school yard.  For instance, “Don’t believe MrRowland because he’s ugly.”  In name-calling (also called Ad Hominem), you attack something about a person that is not at relevant to what it is he or she is saying in order to get people to side with you.  For instance whether or not I am ugly has nothing to do with the quality of my argument.  

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