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The tendency to perceive a problem in a way that blinds us to possible solutions is called
Argument
Reasoning that is made up of two or more propositions, one of which is supported by the others.
Formal Fallacy
An error in reasoning that involves the incorrect structure of the argument, making the argument invalid regardless of the content.
Invalid Argument
An argument whose conclusions do not logically follow from its premises, making it unsound or flawed in its reasoning.
Descriptive Premise
A premise that is based on empirical facts.
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