The Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc Fallacy Consists of

question 270

Multiple Choice

The post hoc, ergo propter hoc fallacy consists of

• A)using an example to "prove" a different point.
• B)inferring causality from chronological sequence.
• C)jumping to conclusions from an inadequate number of cases.
• D)arguing for or against a person's character rather than his view or opinion.

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Definitions:

Normative-Stage

Indicates a phase in human development that is considered typical or standard based on cultural or societal norms.

Timing-Of-Events

The chronological sequencing or scheduling of occurrences, which can impact outcomes in various contexts including psychological development.

Major Predictable

Significant events or outcomes that can be anticipated based on current knowledge or patterns.

Normative-Stage

A concept in developmental psychology referring to predictable patterns and changes that occur in individuals throughout their life.