Skip to main content
grasp.study
About
Explore
Pricing
Log in
Try it for free
Back to course
👋
Welcome to a Grasp lesson
Create a free account
to keep studying and create your own study path.
Dealing with Logical Fallacies
·
Module 4
Faulty Causal Reasoning
1
Reversing Cause and Effect: The Wrong Direction Fallacy
Deconstruct and counter the Wrong Direction fallacy when it reverses cause and effect regarding fashion, character, or relationship dynamics.
2
Challenging the "Common Cause" Fallacy in Explaining Women's Choices
Deconstruct and counter the Common Cause fallacy when it invents a single negative trait to explain both a woman's attire and her relationship choices.
3
Post Hoc: Unraveling False Cause in Fashion and Relationships
Deconstruct and counter the Post Hoc (False Cause) fallacy when a negative event is falsely blamed on a preceding fashion or relationship choice.
4
Slippery Slope: Deconstructing the "What If" Fallacy
Deconstruct and counter the Slippery Slope fallacy when it predicts a cascade of negative consequences from a single act of personal expression.
Previous module
Unfalsifiable and Self-Justifying Arguments
Next module
Misrepresentation and Exaggeration