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Falacias Lógicas en el Debate

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Falacias Lógicas en el DebateOnline version

Explora términos clave sobre errores argumentativos en la discusión.

by Gabriela Miranda Martínez
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Atacar a la persona en lugar de abordar su argumento.

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Citar a una figura reconocida que no es experta en el tema para validar un argumento.

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Modificar el argumento de alguien para hacerlo más fácil de refutar.

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Creer que un evento es la causa de otro solo porque ocurrió primero.

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Presentar solo dos opciones extremas, ignorando otras posibilidades.

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Sacar conclusiones amplias basadas en ejemplos limitados o no representativos.

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Utilizar la conclusión como base sin ofrecer evidencia adicional.

8

Manipular sentimientos para influir en la opinión sin argumentos sólidos.

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