Following are component fallacies, these are all errors in both inductive and deductive reasoning. This category has quite a few logical fallacies. The types of fallacies that are in this group are, begging the question fallacies, circular reasoning fallacies, hasty generalization fallacies, false cause fallacies, irrelevant conclusion fallacies, straw man argument fallacies, non sequitur fallacies, slippery slope fallacies, either/or fallacies, faulty analogy fallacies, undistributed middle term fallacies, and contradictory premises fallacies. Next is Fallacies of ambiguity these are fallacies that contain errors with ambiguous words or phrases that tend to shift the meaning of the discussion. The types of fallacies in this category are equivocation fallacies, amphiboly fallacies, composition fallacies, division fallacies, and fallacies of reification. Last is Fallacies of omission, these contain errors because the author leaves out important information that is viable to that specific
Following are component fallacies, these are all errors in both inductive and deductive reasoning. This category has quite a few logical fallacies. The types of fallacies that are in this group are, begging the question fallacies, circular reasoning fallacies, hasty generalization fallacies, false cause fallacies, irrelevant conclusion fallacies, straw man argument fallacies, non sequitur fallacies, slippery slope fallacies, either/or fallacies, faulty analogy fallacies, undistributed middle term fallacies, and contradictory premises fallacies. Next is Fallacies of ambiguity these are fallacies that contain errors with ambiguous words or phrases that tend to shift the meaning of the discussion. The types of fallacies in this category are equivocation fallacies, amphiboly fallacies, composition fallacies, division fallacies, and fallacies of reification. Last is Fallacies of omission, these contain errors because the author leaves out important information that is viable to that specific