Construct examples that present the four types of fallacies. You must construct your own examples. Write...

 

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Construct examples that present the four types of fallacies. You must construct your own examples. Write out the basic (or general) form first, then write out your analysis. 1) COMPLETE General Form of an Inductive Argument by Example: 1) F1 is a G. 2) F2 is a G. I) ...Etc. n) Fn is a G n+1) Thus, All F's are G's. YOUR OWN CREATED EXAMPLE HERE of #1 Inductive Fallacy of Generalizing from Incomplete Information: 1) Bank teller #1 is a female. 2) Bank teller #2 is a female. 3) Bank teller #n is a female. 4) Thus, all bank tellers are female. 2) COMPLETE General Form of an Inductive Argument about Causes: 1) E1 correlates with E2. 2) Thus, E1 causes E2 OR E2 causes E1 YOUR OWN CREATED EXAMPLE HERE of #2 Inductive Fallacy of Overlooking Alternatives: 1) Saving money correlates with a stable lifestyle. 2) Thus, saving money causes a stable lifestyle. OR A stable lifestyle causes people to save money Construct examples that present the four types of fallacies. You must construct your own examples. Write out the basic (or general) form first, then write out your analysis. 1) COMPLETE General Form of an Inductive Argument by Example: 1) F1 is a G. 2) F2 is a G. I) ...Etc. n) Fn is a G n+1) Thus, All F's are G's. YOUR OWN CREATED EXAMPLE HERE of #1 Inductive Fallacy of Generalizing from Incomplete Information: 1) Bank teller #1 is a female. 2) Bank teller #2 is a female. 3) Bank teller #n is a female. 4) Thus, all bank tellers are female. 2) COMPLETE General Form of an Inductive Argument about Causes: 1) E1 correlates with E2. 2) Thus, E1 causes E2 OR E2 causes E1 YOUR OWN CREATED EXAMPLE HERE of #2 Inductive Fallacy of Overlooking Alternatives: 1) Saving money correlates with a stable lifestyle. 2) Thus, saving money causes a stable lifestyle. OR A stable lifestyle causes people to save money