The Fallacy of Drawing a Conclusion About an Entire Group

question 10

Multiple Choice

The fallacy of drawing a conclusion about an entire group of people or things based on an undersized sample of the group is known as

• A) hasty generalization.
• B) begging the question.
• C) slippery slope.
• D) faulty analogy.

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Definitions:

Tuition

The fee charged by educational institutions for instruction and training, typically assessed per term or per course.

Cost of Housing

The total expenses associated with acquiring and living in a home, including purchase price, rent, maintenance, and utilities.

Forgone Income

Income that is lost when an individual chooses not to engage in a certain activity or job, representing an opportunity cost.

Part-time Job

Employment with fewer hours per week than a full-time position, often offering flexibility but with lesser benefits.