A Slippery Slope Argument Is

question 35

Multiple Choice

A slippery slope argument is:

• A) An argument against taking risky actions, such as walking on slippery slopes.
• B) An argument against doing some seemingly harmless action on the grounds that the action will eventually lead to bad consequences.
• C) An argument against doing something because it will cause others to do the same thing, with bad results.
• D) An argument against doing something because it will endanger others.

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Definitions:

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Private Brand

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