Tag: Logical Fallacies
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Peer Pressure
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Guilt Trip
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Recency Illusion
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Self-Serving Bias
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Misleading Vividness
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Distraction
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Flattery
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False Dilemma
False Dilemma, a type of logical fallacy, occurs when a complex situation is presented with only two possible outcomes, oversimplifying and excluding other potential options. It limits choices, creating a misleading binary scenario. Phishing + False Dilemma Phishing attempts may use a false dilemma by presenting victims with a seemingly urgent situation, offering only two…
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Scarcity
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Post Hoc
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Appeal to Emotion
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Fallacy of Sunk Costs
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Bandwagon
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False Consensus
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Appeal to Authority
Appeal to Authority is a logical fallacy where an argument is deemed valid or accepted as true solely because it comes from an authority figure or expert, without sufficient evidence or logical reasoning. Phishing + Authority In phishing, we often impersonate trusted authorities or experts to manipulate victims into taking actions like clicking links or…
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Ad Hominem
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Appeal to Fear
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Appeal to Ignorance