Red Herring - irrelevant/unrelated topic, diverts attention from the issues, Slippery Slope - one case will lead to series of events/acts, Appeal to Tradition - argument is based on historical tradition, Hasty Generalization - argument uses isolated instance to make a general conclusion, Either-Or Fallacy - stated in terms of only two alternatives, even though there may be many, Begging the Question - stated in a way it can't help but be true, even without evidence, Non Sequitur (Does Not Follow) - the conclusion doesn't follow from the argument, Ad Hominem Argument - targets the person instead of the issue, Faulty Analogy - two phenomena are alike when really the things compared don't have enough similarities, Bandwagoning - uses general opinion as its basis, Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc (Post Hoc or Fallacy of False Cause) - casual relationship between two states/events because of the order in which they occurred,

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