1. Which of the following describes an argument based on the idea that if you have a few cases, you can draw a conclusion?

Hasty generalization

Limited choice

False cause

Appeal to ignorance

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Mathematics

Royce Chang

1 May, 09:15

1. Which of the following describes an argument based on the idea that if you have a few cases, you can draw a conclusion?

Hasty generalization

Limited choice

False cause

Appeal to ignorance

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Madeleine Sandoval · Answer 1

B. Limited choice

Faulkner · Answer 2

Hasty Generalization

Step-by-step explanation:

Hasty generalization describes an argument based on the idea that if you have a few cases, you can draw a conclusion.

Hasty generalization occurs when a conclusion is drawn from an inadequate number of cases, without sufficiently analyzing them.

For example-

We say that three cases of asthma have occurred along the park where the high voltage power lines run. And we conclude that - the power lines must be the cause of this illness.

So, this type of conclusion is hasty generalization.

1. Which of the following describes an argument based on the idea that if you have a few cases, you can draw a conclusion?Hasty generalizationLimited choiceFalse causeAppeal to ignorance

1. Which of the following describes an argument based on the idea that if you have a few cases, you can draw a conclusion?

Hasty generalization

Limited choice

False cause

Appeal to ignorance