English, 19.09.2019 00:10, quanharris2k19

Talk show pundits often take extreme positions and use language that is designed to anger and upset persons who agree with the pundit’s position. these strong, negative feelings are likely to encourage the
a) bandwagon fallacy.
b) either-or fallacy.
c) emotional reasoning fallacy
d) not me fallacy

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