Appeal to Fear, An appeal to emotion that distracts by making the audience afraid of the consequences of disagreeing with the speaker, Snob appeal, an appeal to emotion that distracts by playing on a person's desire to feel "special.", Tu Quoque, From the latin word meaning "to the man," an ad fantom argument that assumes that a rival's recommendation should be discounted because the rival does not always follow it himself., Straw man fallacy, A red herring argument that attempts to disprove an opponent's position by presenting it in an unfair, inaccurate light., Fallacy of moderation, An argument of presupposition that assumes the correct answer is always the middle ground or a compromise between two extremes., Fallacy of Division, An argument of presupposition that assumes that the qualities of the whole will also be true of every part of that whole. It moves from whole to part in its reasoning., Hasty Generalization, A fallacy of induction that makes an unwarranted generalization on the basis of too few examples, Sweeping Generalization, A fallacy of induction that overextends a generalization to include facts or cases that are exceptions to it., False Analogy, A fallacy of induction that is based on a weak analogy., False Cause, A fallacy of induction that is based on a weak cause-and-effect connection..

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