If You Observe That Event a Happens Before Event B

question 138

Multiple Choice

If you observe that Event A happens before Event B happens, and you erroneously conclude that Event A caused Event B, you would be guilty of an error called the

• A) fallacy of logic.
• B) fallacy of inductive reasoning.
• C) fallacy of ceteris paribus.
• D) post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy.

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Definitions:

Func1

Typically a placeholder name for a function in programming, implying the first function or a generic function with no specific definition.

Indirectly Recursive

Refers to functions or procedures that call each other in a cycle, rather than one calling itself directly.

Mystery Method

A hypothetical concept referring to an undefined or unnamed method within the context of programming or algorithm analysis.

Output

The results produced by a computer program or process.