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What is a logical fallacy?

A. A persuasive technique used to trick an opponent into conceding a point
B. A valid point made in an argument that is often disregarded due to its wording
C. A statement that is issued before the conclusion to an argument begins
D. A mistake in reasoning or argumentation that invalidates the validity of a claim



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Logical fallacies are errors in reasoning that invalidate arguments, examples include circular arguments, hasty generalizations, and red herrings.


Explanation:

Logical fallacies are errors in reasoning that invalidate the validity of a claim. They can be unintentional mistakes or intentionally used to deceive others. Examples of logical fallacies include circular arguments, hasty generalizations, and red herrings.


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