The essential form of this fallacy is that the longevity of a health approach (e.g., Traditional Chinese Medicine)—the fact that it has been practised for thousands of years—is evidence of its effectiveness. This argument is invalid because many health systems that have persisted for a long...
稻草人谬误 strawman 基本归因错误 false cause 滑坡谬误 slippery slope 特例谬误 special pleading 赌徒谬误 the gamble’s fallacy 非黑即白 balck-or-white 人身攻击 ad hominem 问题诱导 loaded question 乐队彩车 bandwagon 窃取论点 begging the question 诉诸权威 appeal to authority 诉诸自然 appeal to nature...
An argumentation is a three part system consisting in a chain of reasoning in addition to premisses and conclusion; an argumentation is either cogent, in which case it is a deduction, or fallacious, a fallacy. A sentence, an argument, and an argumentation are object language phenomena and ...
Confirmation bias has been shown in animal research as well, but this fallacy is reduced when an experiment is conducted double-blind [23]. Van Wilgenburg and Elgar found that 73% of non-blind studies would report a sig- nificant result supporting their hypothesis, while this was only the ...
Logical fallacy Confirmation and falsification Argument from analogy and animal model research The validity criteria of animal models Animal model experiments are reconstructions The double-down effect Measures to improve animal model research A note on neurological similarities Closing remarks Notes Abbreviatio...
Define logical argument. logical argument synonyms, logical argument pronunciation, logical argument translation, English dictionary definition of logical argument. Noun 1. logical argument - a course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falseh
False Dilemma/False Dichotomythe forgotten baby bear fallacy Television news coverage gives viewers a sense of direct involvement with current events but does not provide the depth of coverage needed for the significance of those events to be appreciated. Newspapers, on the other hand, provide depth...
"title": "The Missing Fallacy", "head": "(that is, the page you're looking for appears to be missing)", "description": "Pure coincidence or a mysterious conspiracy? As these things go the address might have changed, though more likely it simply never was. You can click here to go ...
Accounts of (complete) logical independence which coincide when applied in the case of classical logic diverge elsewhere, raising the question of what a sa
Post hoc is a fallacy in which one event is said to be the cause of a later event simply because it occurred earlier.