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The Fallacy of Asserting That There Are Only Two Alternatives

Question 22

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The fallacy of asserting that there are only two alternatives to consider when there are actually more than two is called. . .

A) Hasty generalization
B) False dilemma
C) Straw man
D) The decision-point fallacy

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