The Propensity to Assume That Everything Found in a Crime

question 25

Multiple Choice

The propensity to assume that everything found in a crime scene or in relation to a crime must somehow be related is a common logical fallacy, referred to as ----------.

• A) Post hoc, ergo propter hoc
• B) Card stacking
• C) Argument ad hominem
• D) Appeal to Authority

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