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Why is a false dilemma a logical fallacy?

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Select all of the appeals to novelty.

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Why is appeal to novelty a fallacy?

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Why is post hoc ergo propter hoc a fallacy?

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Select all of the false dilemmas.

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Select all of the post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacies.

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Select all of the hasty generalizations.

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What can you say to refute a hasty generalization?

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Select all of the weak analogies

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What does this paragraph do?

Abortion is

not a new phenomenon. Evidence suggests that the practice occurred in the

Ancient Civilizations of China, Greece, Egypt, and the Roman Empire, among

others. Then, the procedure was performed by providing women with a concoction

of herbs to induce abortion, by using sharp tools to remove the fetus, applying

forceful abdominal pressure, or other traditional techniques. In the Ancient

world, abortion was a commonly accepted practice as most early philosophers

believed that that until the soul entered the fetus (which varied depending on

interpretation, but generally believed to be around 40 days post-conception),

the fetus was not considered human. Some believe that the writing of the

Hippocratic Oath in the 5

th

century BCE, in which physicians pledged

to do no harm, was a way of forbidding the physicians of Ancient Greek from

performing abortions. Others disagreed, arguing that the Hippocratic Oath did

not forbid abortions, but rather simply discouraged dangerous methods of

performing abortions to limit harm to the mother. In general, in the Ancient

world, abortions were not controversial and procuring an abortion was not cause

for guilt or shame. It was not until the spread of Christianity throughout the

world that these attitudes began to shift.

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