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Deductive Fallacies
Disciplines > Argument > Fallacies > Fallacies
Deductive reasoning uses a move from general rules to specific instances. Deductive fallacies fail due to breaking the rules of this form of reasoning.
- Accident: A general rule used to explain a specific case not covered by it.
- Appeal to Common Belief: If others believe it to be true, it must be true.
- Appeal to Common Practice: If others do it, it must be ok to do it too.
- Begging the Question: Circular reasoning to prove assumed premise.
- Ecological fallacy: Conclusion about individual from group data.
- Exception fallacy: Conclusions about group from individual data.
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