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questions with 100% correct answers
Deductive - answer Based on facts
Inductive - answer Based on hypotheticals
Confirmation bias - answer Rejecting info that does not align with your
beliefs and only accepting info that does
Alief - answer An automatic belief-like attitude that can explain how our
instinctual responses can conflict with our reasoned-out beliefs.
Representativeness heuristic - answer categorizing a new situation
based on the nearest prototype or experience in our mind, ex thinking
someone in a ski mask is going to rob a bank
Anchoring bias - answer when we are stuck on the first impression of
something, and adjust up or down from there
Availability heuristic - answer when we use readily available info while
not considering unknown info, resulting in jumping to conclusions
, Selection bias/hasty generalization - answer when the sample we
generate is too small or not representative of the target population
Selective reporting - answer Reporting the same data in different ways
to achieve different rhetorical goals.
ad hominem - answer attacking the person rather than the real issue
Genetic fallacy - answer rejecting or accepting an idea based on its
origin
Straw figure/strawman - answer when someone purposely
misrepresents anothers argument in order to create an easier argument
to attack
Red herring - answer when someone introduces an irrelevant topic to
distract from the argument
Appeal to authority - answer when someone uses an unqualified
authority figure to support their claim
Appeal to force - answer when someone tries to intimidate you into
agreeing with them
questions with 100% correct answers
Deductive - answer Based on facts
Inductive - answer Based on hypotheticals
Confirmation bias - answer Rejecting info that does not align with your
beliefs and only accepting info that does
Alief - answer An automatic belief-like attitude that can explain how our
instinctual responses can conflict with our reasoned-out beliefs.
Representativeness heuristic - answer categorizing a new situation
based on the nearest prototype or experience in our mind, ex thinking
someone in a ski mask is going to rob a bank
Anchoring bias - answer when we are stuck on the first impression of
something, and adjust up or down from there
Availability heuristic - answer when we use readily available info while
not considering unknown info, resulting in jumping to conclusions
, Selection bias/hasty generalization - answer when the sample we
generate is too small or not representative of the target population
Selective reporting - answer Reporting the same data in different ways
to achieve different rhetorical goals.
ad hominem - answer attacking the person rather than the real issue
Genetic fallacy - answer rejecting or accepting an idea based on its
origin
Straw figure/strawman - answer when someone purposely
misrepresents anothers argument in order to create an easier argument
to attack
Red herring - answer when someone introduces an irrelevant topic to
distract from the argument
Appeal to authority - answer when someone uses an unqualified
authority figure to support their claim
Appeal to force - answer when someone tries to intimidate you into
agreeing with them
