It should be d. I researched and saw the answer d
Certain key words that signal a reason is being offered in support of a conclusion or that a conclusion is being asserted are known as <u>cue </u>words.
<u>Explanation</u>:
The cue is defined as a word that is used to pass the signal to the person to do something. Certain key words signal that a reason is being offered in support of a conclusion.
Some of the words that are considered to be cue words signaling reasons are as follows:
• because
• as shown by
• since
• for
• as indicated by
• given that
These words are considered as cue words to pass signals.
The answer to this quesiton is <span>the fallacy of false reference
</span><span>the fallacy of false reference refers to a reference with false argument that would eventually lead to false conclusion.
</span>Other example of this:
"parents see their boy playing with dolls one time. They believed that this boy identify as a girl and started to inject hormones to his body." - This is a false conclusion because there are many other reasons why the boy could be playing with the dolls.
Committee on Rules The Framers reasoned that a two-chamber legislature provided a significant benefit: the means of checking and controlling possible abuses of legislative power. By dividing power, the Framers believed they had created, as Madison noted, two ``different bodies of men who might watch and check each other.
