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3 Basic Fallacies

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3 Basic Fallacies
fallacy
- weakness in arguement
- a pattern argumentation that violates one of the criteria a good argument must satisfy
Irrelevant Reason
- check list
- Premise
- test
- use counter- example
- example
- Nutrition: Corn Flakes
- add milk
- doesn't change nutritional value
- add milk
- Nutrition: Steak
- Add Salt
- Doesn't change nutrtional
- Add Salt
- Nutrition: Corn Flakes
- Caution
- must prove
- Non Sequitur
- doesn't follow
- check list
Criteria for a good argument
- Acceptability
- Would most people find the reasoning logical?
- Sufficiency
- Is there enough evidence?
- Relevance
- Are the premises (eividence & reasons) even related to the claim?
- Acceptability
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- Mind Map on 3 Basic Fallacies, created by bones.denise15 on 19/08/2013.
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