A Fallacy That Can Be Detected by Merely Examining the Form

question 305

Multiple Choice

A fallacy that can be detected by merely examining the form of an argument is:

• A) A fallacy of presumption.
• B) An informal fallacy.
• C) A fallacy of relevance.
• D) A fallacy of weak induction.
• E) A formal fallacy.

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Definitions:

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A situation or issue that is determined by personal preference or decision.

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