The Fallacy of Appeal to Emotion Occurs When Someone

question 95

Multiple Choice

The fallacy of appeal to emotion occurs when someone:

• A)appeals to emotion rather than evidence to persuade others
• B)mentions an emotion in the middle of an argument
• C)tries to tell someone else that his or her emotions are wrong
• D)tries to make an argument while he or she is extremely emotional
• E)tries to make an argument to someone else who is extremely emotional

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Definitions:

Existing Firms

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Economic Losses

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Long-run Equilibrium

A state in economics where all factors of production and economic agents are fully adjusted to the conditions, and no further tendency for change exists.

Competitive Price-searcher Market

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