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Falacias en la conversación: desarma las ideas

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Descubre y ordena falacias en debates.

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Falacias en la conversación: desarma las ideas
 

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Falacias en la conversación: desarma las ideasOnline version

Descubre y ordena falacias en debates.

by Sonny Giovanni Romero
1

Atacar a la persona que propone la idea en lugar de evaluar sus argumentos.

  
  
2

Sustituir una conclusión por la opinión de una figura destacada, sin verificar evidencia.

        
  
  
  
3

Buscar aprobación popular para respaldar una afirmación, sin analizar datos.

        
  
  
  
4

Distorsionar la posición contraria para atacarla con facilidad.

     
  
  
5

Presentar solo dos opciones cuando existen más, para empujar una elección.

  
  
6

Aplicar un rasgo observando pocos casos como si fuera general.

  
  
7

Atribuir un efecto a una causa sin evidencia suficiente o sin relación comprobada.

  
  
8

La premisa ya contiene la conclusión, creando un argumento repetitivo.

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