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- OWL at Excelsior College. "Common Logical Fallacies.” Writing Skills Lab. Lumen Learning, Portland, OR, 2019.
- University of Mississippi. “Spotting Logical Fallacies.” Writing Skills Lab. Lumen Learning, Portland, OR, 2019.

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- manipulative and illogical arguments (UM 2)
- questions the legitimacy and accuracy of author, attack credibility (UM 2)

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- can be obvious and outrageous in news, internet, and other people (OWL 3)

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- falsely tries to solve the issue by solving something false rather than the actual issue (OWL 2)

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- a small event will lead to something greater (OWL 2)

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- if two things occurred at the same thing, the false claim that one thing must've caused the other (OWL 2)

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- making a broad claim just from a couple isolated instances (OWL 2)

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- falsely limiting choices (OWL 2)

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- assuming that the argument is true without any concrete evidence (OWL 2)

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- basing an argument due to its high popularity (OWL 2)

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- an attack on a person's character (OWL 2)