Across
- 4. "If it can't be proven wrong, it must be true."
- 9. distracts with an unqualified speaker
- 11. an argument that changes subjects
- 12. fallacies that distract by making the audience want to be part of something old or new
- 13. distracts by making the audience want to feel part of "the crowd"
- 15. says the opponent does not follow his/her own argument
- 16. distracts by discounting the source
- 17. distracts with abusive language
Down
- 1. distracts by making the audience want to feel "special"
- 2. fallacies that attempt to sway the audience with emotions
- 3. fallacies that distract from the issue but do not attack or cause emotions
- 5. distracts by making the audience feel afraid
- 6. an unrelated argument
- 7. distracts by trying to discredit the opponent due to his/her background
- 8. tries to make the opponent feel silly
- 10. distracts by making the audience feel sorry for someone or something
- 14. fallacies that focus on the source
