Consider the following statistical argument: Charlie once tried maguro nigiri (a Japanese sushi dish prepared with...

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Consider the following statistical argument: "Charlie once tried maguro nigiri (a Japanese sushi dish prepared with hand-pressed rice topped with raw tuna) at a Japanese restaurant in midtown Atlanta. He hated the texture and flavors. When asked by his friend Stan if he would like to go to a Japanese restaurant for lunch, Charlie responded, 'I have tried Japanese food, and I don't like it at all." What fallacy, if any, is being committed? Select all that apply. No Fallacy Hasty Generalization Biased Sample Biased Questions Consider the following statistical argument: "Charlie once tried maguro nigiri (a Japanese sushi dish prepared with hand-pressed rice topped with raw tuna) at a Japanese restaurant in midtown Atlanta. He hated the texture and flavors. When asked by his friend Stan if he would like to go to a Japanese restaurant for lunch, Charlie responded, 'I have tried Japanese food, and I don't like it at all." What fallacy, if any, is being committed? Select all that apply. No Fallacy Hasty Generalization Biased Sample Biased Questions

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