https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo 1. Which types of evidence are the strongest, or most convincing to you? Facts Common knowledge (generally known facts) A testimony, first-hand accounts of situations or events Statistics (data, survey results etc.) Expert opinions Other 2. Which type of evidence to you think is most commonly used? Facts Common knowledge (generally known facts) A testimony, first-hand accounts of situations or events An author’s personal story Statistics (data, survey results etc.) Expert opinions Other 3. Pick one of the fallacies discussed in the eText chapter (the post hoc fallacy, hasty generalization fallacy or false analogy fallacy) and share your own example of this fallacy (or one you found in the news). You may open your eText to see what you wrote in the Comprehension Check question #3. 4. Which fallacy do you think is most common or easy to make? The Post Hoc Fallacy The Hasty Generalization Fallacy False Analogy Fallacy en-us 2023-10-02 21:50:17 UTC 2023-10-04 14:19:37 UTC hello@padlet.com raihanr2 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2729309826 1. Which types of evidence are the strongest, or most convincing to you? Facts Common knowledge (generally known facts) A testimony, first-hand accounts of situations or events Statistics (data, survey results etc.) Expert opinions Other 

2. Which type of evidence to you think is most commonly used? Facts Common knowledge (generally known facts) A testimony, first-hand accounts of situations or events An author’s personal story Statistics (data, survey results etc.) Expert opinions Other 

3. Pick one of the fallacies discussed in the eText chapter (the post hoc fallacy, hasty generalization fallacy or false analogy fallacy) and share your own example of this fallacy (or one you found in the news). 
You may open your eText to see what you wrote in the Comprehension Check question #3. 

4. Which fallacy do you think is most common or easy to make? The Post Hoc Fallacy The Hasty Generalization Fallacy False Analogy Fallacy]]> 2023-10-02 21:52:21 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2729309826 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732163269 1. First-hand account of situations of events statistics

2. Facts common knowledge

3. Post hoc fallacy,
Example: I have my lunch because I just wake up]]> 2023-10-04 14:14:22 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732163269 xpliu2 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732165617 First-hand accounts of situations or events statistics should be the strongest.
I think first-hand accounts of situations are the most commonly used evidence.

Hasty generalization should be the most easy to make]]> 2023-10-04 14:15:32 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732165617 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732166081 1. statistics
2. i think expert opinions are what are most commonly used.
3. post hoc fallacy: every time that rooster crows, the sun comes up
4. i think the post hoc fallacy is the easiest to make since it is what we are taught/ influenced by when we are little]]> 2023-10-04 14:15:48 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732166081 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732167521 1. Facts common knowledge

2. Facts Common Knowledge

3. post hoc fallacy: i have my lunch because I just woke up


]]> 2023-10-04 14:16:35 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732167521 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732167998 1. I am personally persuaded when evidence such as a study and an expert's opinion is mentioned. 
2. The most used type of evidence is usually statistics, it is most convincing regardless if the reader understands the value of them. 
3. The hasty generalization fallacy: when people stereotype a group of people because of misconceptions, for example, racism.
4. The most common fallacy is the hasty generalization fallacy. ]]> 2023-10-04 14:16:52 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732167998 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732169549 1. first-hand accounts  of situation. 
2. Facts Common knowledge. 
3. false analogy fallacy
Just as a fish needs to swim to survive, humans need to constantly travel to grow mentally.
4.Either/Or Fallacy ]]> 2023-10-04 14:17:45 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732169549 https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732173093 1) Events Statistics.
2)Export opinions.
3)Hasty generalization: stereotypes. For example, girls like pink color is a hasty generalization.
4) The post hoc fallacy]]> 2023-10-04 14:19:37 UTC https://padlet.com/raihanr2/xqxvjcsrqxvl0gzo/wish/2732173093