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Definition: Misleads or distracts from the issue to lead people to the wrong conclusion.
EX: "When you are late getting home-past curfew-you distract your parents by talking to them about the weather-how cold it is, or how rainy it is"
Explanation: The child is distracting their parents so they won't the won't get in trouble since they got home late.

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Definition: Changing somebody's argument to make it easier to attack
EX: "Biology teacher begins teaching evolution by stating that all things evolve. Student says she just can't accept that humans came from bugs."
Explanation: The student changes the facts and says that humans come from bugs but we really didn't.

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Definition: Distracting from the truth by using pity
EX: "Commercials that show starving children in Africa before asking for donations to feed them."
Explanation: Showing starving children makes watchers feel bad so they will donate more

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Definition: Going against a person instead of their opinion.
EX: "A parent who says that the teacher doesn't know how to teach because she graduated from a community college."
Explanation: They are saying that the type of education she got affects her credibility

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Definition: Saying something is true because many people believe it
EX: “Gods must exist, since every culture has some sort of belief in a higher being.”
Explanation: They are saying that since many people have a belief in a higher being everyone should.

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Definition: Saying you should do something because a famous person does it.
EX: "Kylie Jenner got lip injections and so should you."
Explanation: Since a famous person did it you should too to feel famous

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Definition: Saying everyone else should do something because other people do it.
EX: "Katie likes to read and would rather do that than play sports. Her friends make fun of her and tell her that reading is for nerds. Katie stops reading so much and starts to play sports more."
Explanation:  Since the majority of her friends think reading is dumb, she starts to think it's dumb as well

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Definition: Saying a small first step dominoes into a larger event.
EX: If we allow the children to choose the movie this time, they are going to expect to be able to choose the school they go to or the doctors they visit.
Explanation: Thinking that giving kids choice once will make them assume they can choose everything.

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Definition: Assuming that seeing how one thing occurred before the other, that they are correlated.
EX: I sneezed at the same time the power went off. My sneeze did something to make the power go off.
Explanation: They think the two happening at the same time that they are correlated but they aren't.

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Definition: making a generalization with insufficient evidence
EX: You visit a new country and the first person you meet in the airport is rude. You send a message to a friend back home that everyone in this new country is rude.
Explanation: They met one person and is assuming that everyone is like how that one person is.

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Definition: Facts that are presented in a persuasive speech to evoke logic
EX: All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore Socrates is mortal.
Explanation: They are stating a fact that allows something to be make sense

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Definition: the emotions that a persuasive speech stirs up
EX: "Darkies work on da Mississippi. Darkies work while the white men play"
Explanation: This causes a reader to feel pity for the black people referenced

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Definition: credibility or ethical appeal in a persuasive speech
EX: "Doctors all over the world recommend this type of treatment."
Explanation: When you hear that a doctor recommends it you know they know what they are talking about (credibility)