The Fallacy of Asserting That There Are Only Two Alternatives

question 22

Multiple Choice

The fallacy of asserting that there are only two alternatives to consider when there are actually more than two is called. . .

• A) Hasty generalization
• B) False dilemma
• C) Straw man
• D) The decision-point fallacy

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