The Logical Fallacy Involved in Circular Reasoning Where a Person

question 213

Multiple Choice

The logical fallacy involved in circular reasoning where a person mistakes a label or definition for an explanation is termed the

• A) nominal fallacy.
• B) inductive fallacy.
• C) deductive fallacy.
• D) ordinal fallacy.

Recognize the role of governments and markets in addressing inequality and ensuring fairness.

Distinguish between different forms of governance and their ideological underpinnings.

Explore the concept of rights and duties within the framework of social and political philosophy.

Examine the philosophical foundations of equality and its manifestations in society.

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Definitions:

Authentic

Genuine or original, not copied or false; true to its own personality or character.

Real

Authentic, genuine, and not artificial or synthesized; existing or occurring in fact.

Psychographic Segmentation

Segmentation that divides markets using demographics, psychology, and personality traits.

Goods And Services

Physical items (goods) and intangible assistance (services) that fulfill the needs or wants of consumers.