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    The False Cause Fallacy Is Committed When One Possible Cause
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The False Cause Fallacy Is Committed When One Possible Cause

Question 46

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The false cause fallacy is committed when one possible cause of an event is assumed to be the cause even though reasons are lacking for excluding other possible causes.

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