General to Specific Flaw

Identification in the EVID

stereotype, average, generalization, missing qualifier

Identification in the CONC

Statements about individuals, small numbers of things, subset of things
Qualifiers in the CONC not in the EVID. Qualifiers narrow the range of relevant things. Thus, a qualifier in CONC not EVID makes the CONC more specific

False Alarms

If the EVID says ALL then the ARG may not contain a G-S Flaw. If the ALL covers the included.

Nature if the Flaw

The characteristic that applies to the whole group may or may not apply to every individual part, portion, subset in that group

Assumption

The characteristic of the GENERAL (the whole) applies to the SPECIFIC (the part)

WACs

Address characteristics that are IRR
Address the wrong individual in the CONC