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This is when an argument is viewed as false because of a characteristic the presenter has that isn't approved

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The audience is persuaded to believe something upon a threat or fear.

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When the argument is trying to twist someones emotions so they confide in the argument.

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This occurs when an unrelated or admired figure is used to represent an argument.

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By arguing a point is true because there is no way to disprove it.

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Occurs when a conclusion is given based on unrelated facts or ones that have little relation

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Using two actions that happen as action reaction events while they may not be related at all.

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By comparing two things with an argument that makes no reasonable sense.

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When an argument takes something small and harmless and jumps to a outcome that has little relation to the first small action.

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When the way we state or who we include in the statement shows what is expected in the conclusion.

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An idea is viewed as true because a large percent of people believe it to be true.

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When an argument is misinterpreted on-purpose to make it easier to defeat it

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This is when an argument only presents two options when there are many more but are unwanted by the presenter of the fallacy.