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Common Fallacies and Rhetorical Distractions
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AW.046 Common Fallacies and Rhetorical Distractions
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Which diagnosis best separates the reasoning problem from merely forceful wording?
A
Hasty generalization: it draws a broad conclusion about ranked-choice pilot from an unrepresentative sample.
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Appeal to authority: it treats a person's status as enough to prove the ranked-choice pilot claim.
C
Unsupported slippery-slope claim: it predicts all elections becoming incomprehensible and turnout vanishing without evidence that piloting ranked-choice ballots would cause that chain.
D
False dilemma: it wrongly narrows the ranked-choice pilot issue to two choices when the excerpt actually weighs several practical options.
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