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Critical Thinking: Chapter 7

Critical Thinking: Chapter 7. More Fallacies. The Ad Hominem Fallacy. The ad hominem fallacy rests on a confusion between the qualities of the person making a claim and the qualities of the claim itself. It is a rhetorical device that attacks the arguer instead of the argument.

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Fallacies Part 2 Critical Thinking

Dialogue Education Update 3. Fallacies Part 2 Critical Thinking.

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Dasar Logika Matematika

Dasar Logika Matematika. Week 2. Recognizing Fallacies. S ession & Syllabus. Objective. To help student to Develop the quantitative reasoning skills that will need to succed in other college course, in career and in life as citizen in an increasingly complex world

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Doctor : You should quit smoking.

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Critical Thinking Lecture 5b More Fallacies

Critical Thinking Lecture 5b More Fallacies. By David Kelsey. Ad Hominem. To commit this fallacy is to think that some consideration about a person refutes the claims that he or she makes . Confusing the person and the claim : Criticizing the person not the claim itself.

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Reasoning & Problem Solving Lecture 5b More Fallacies

Reasoning & Problem Solving Lecture 5b More Fallacies. By David Kelsey. Ad Hominem. To commit this fallacy is to think that some consideration about a person refutes the claims that he or she makes . Confusing the person and the claim : Criticizing the person not the claim itself.

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The Ad Hominem

The Ad Hominem. By: Zechariah J Taylor. - the most common of all mistakes in reasoning. The fallacy rests on a confusion between the qualities of the person making a claim, and the qualities of the claim itself.

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