Across
- 3. when we assume that previous outcomes will influence the next outcome.
- 7. Cause Assumes one event/situation is responsible for causing another.
- 10. Analogy When two things share characteristics, but do not make them identical.
- 11. Hominem when you attack a person’s character (name calling) instead of their argument.
- 12. to authority when you assume something is true because someone in authority said so.
- 14. Man Oversimplifying and generalizing (or even exaggerating) your opponent’s argument.
- 15. Reasoning when the evidence for your claim is not different from the claim you’re making.
Down
- 1. of proof When a person makes an argument and instead of backing it up, demands their opponent to disprove it
- 2. Herring Misleading/ distracting someone from the main argument
- 4. the goalpost When you change the rules to what you count as proof in the middle of the argument.
- 5. Slope when you assume that one action will lead to a series of unrelated negative consequences.
- 6. to emotion Manipulating the audiences emotion rather than using logic or reason
- 8. to Emotion Attempt to win over by manipulating the audience's emotion rather than logic.
- 9. choice Where only two options are presented when there are multiple options.
- 13. Quoque “You too” ”You also. Inconsistent with the behavior of the person making it.