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What are broad, sweeping conclusions based on only a small bit of information called when used in a persuasive argument? A. ad hominem fallacy B. ad populum fallacy C. hasty gen…

What are broad, sweeping conclusions based on only a small bit of information called when used in a persuasive argument? A. ad hominem fallacy B. ad populum fallacy C. hasty gen…
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What are broad, sweeping conclusions based on only a small bit of information called when used in a persuasive argument?

A.
ad hominem fallacy

B.
ad populum fallacy

C.
hasty generalizations

D.
post hoc fallacy

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a

Step-by-step explanation:

its

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User Stephen Denne
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Hasty generalizations

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