Fallacies Are Often Beguiling Because They Are Psychologically Persuasive Yet…

question 21

Multiple Choice

Fallacies are often beguiling because they are psychologically persuasive yet…

• A) Psychologically sound
• B) Morally right
• C) Logically correct
• D) Logically inadequate

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