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Ignoring the Issue
rather than address the issue at hand, you (unemotionally and responsively) talk about something different
Shifting the Burden of Proof/ Appeal to Ignorance
rather than prove your point, you demand others prove you wrong
pooh-poohing
Dismissing, rather than arguing against a legitimate point
accident
applying a general rule to an atypical case
False Analogy
an argument driven by an analogy in which there are major relevant differences between the things compared
Hasty Generalization
generalizing on a sample that is biased or too small
Bad Appeal to Authority
an appeal to authority which violates one of the eight criteria given
Appeal to Pity
making people favor a point by making them feel sorrow for an irrelevant group, rather than by giving logical evidence
Appeal to Hate/ Attacking the Person
Making people oppose a point by making them feel hate for some irrelevant person or group rather than by giving evidence
Appeal to the Crowd
Making people favor a point by manipulating irrelevant feelings of identity
Appeal to Fear
making people oppose a point by making them afraid of an irrelevant thing rather than by giving logical evidence
division
either arguing that what is true of the whole must be true of the parts, or using a general term collectively in the premise and distributively in the conclusion
Composition
either arguing that what is true of a PART must be true of a WHOLE or else using a general term distributively in the premise and collectively in the conclusion
Equivocation
either shifting from one meaning of an ambiguous word to another during an argument or else using an ambiguous sentence to mislead
Accent
changing the meaning of a sentence by stressing or omitting words
Loaded Question
asking a question with a false/debatable presupposition
Begging the Question
Assuming during an argument what you have been asked to prove
False Cause
Arguing that something caused something else merely on the basis of a temporal or statistical linkage