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Rhetoric 9:Question 4
When a person uses in a false dichotomy in their argument, they believe....
Select one:
O There are many different options to consider
○ Using two pieces of evidence is enough
○ There are only two possible options
○ The audience will be over-emotional about the topic

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Final answer:

A false dichotomy, also called a false dilemma or either/or fallacy, limits options in an argument to only a few possibilities, leading to forced choices.


Explanation:

False dichotomy, also known as false dilemma or either/or fallacy, occurs when only a limited number of possibilities are presented as the available options in an argument. This fallacy forces individuals to choose between two alternatives when there may be additional choices.


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