Rhetorical Triangle
An appeal to the audiences logic.
What is logos
Using emotions to sway someone's opinion.
What is emotional appeal
Attacking a person instead of their argument.
One thing will eventually lead to a mass failure.
What is slippery slope
An appeal to the audiences emotions to evoke feeling.
What is pathos
When your conclusion doesn't align with previous statements.
What is non sequitur
When you oversimplify a persons claim so it can easily be refuted.
What is straw man
An irrelevant topic introduced to the audience so they get distracted from the original topic.
What is red herring
An argument based on ethics or credibility.
What is ethos
A fallacy that states since an event occurred before the other, the first event caused the other one to happen.
What is post hoc
A fallacy which assumes that because something is popular, it is correct.
What is bandwagon
Disregarding a persons opinion and their evidence.
What is stacking the deck
When the argument is restated not proven.
What is circular reasoning
Making an assumption without hard evidence.
What is Hasty generalization.
What is circular reasoning