What logical fallacy is this - Ugly, itchy uniforms, that are forced upon students, should not be allowed in schools.

Choose one

Correlation, No Causation-Assuming that because two things happened, one must have caused the other.

False Analogy-Comparing two things that really aren't the same

Ad Hominem - Talking badly about people instead of addressing their argument.

Straw Man-Misrepresenting/oversimplifying the argument and then arguing against misrepresentation.

Slippery Slope-Making it seem as if one side of the argument opens the door to a slide toward a worse possible scenario.

Begging the Claim-Using loaded language to push ideas instead of proving the claim.

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Kimora Stout

24 June, 22:34

What logical fallacy is this - Ugly, itchy uniforms, that are forced upon students, should not be allowed in schools.

Choose one

Correlation, No Causation-Assuming that because two things happened, one must have caused the other.

False Analogy-Comparing two things that really aren't the same

Ad Hominem - Talking badly about people instead of addressing their argument.

Straw Man-Misrepresenting/oversimplifying the argument and then arguing against misrepresentation.

Slippery Slope-Making it seem as if one side of the argument opens the door to a slide toward a worse possible scenario.

Begging the Claim-Using loaded language to push ideas instead of proving the claim.

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Katelyn · Answer 1

Begging The Claim

Explanation:

I believe that the logical fallacy this sentence is "Begging the Claims" because instead of stating facts, the author is just throwing opinions so the reader can agree.