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| 1 | hasty generalization | sweeping, unsupported generality | persuasion |
| 2 | hasty generalization | bold conclusion based on stereotypes | Logical Fallicies |
| 3 | Hasty Generalization | the sample is too small to support an inductive generalization about a population | Logical Fallacies |
| 4 | hasty generalization | a generalization based on too little evidence or on exceptional or biased evidence | vocab-10-15 |
| 5 | hasty generalization | occurs when a conclusion is reached on the basis of too little evidence | English: Argumentation |
| 6 | Hasty generalization | drawing the premature conclusion based on only a few cases | English |
| 7 | hasty generalization | the sample is too small to support an inductive generalization about a population | Persuasive Devices |
| 8 | hasty generalization | the sample is too small to support an inductive generalization about a population | Persuasive Devices |
| 9 | hasty generalization | the sample is too small to support an inductive generalization about a population | Persuasive Devices |
| 10 | Hasty Generalization | Two cases of childhood leukemia have occurred along the street where the high voltage power lines run. The power lines are the cause of the illnesses. | Fallacies |
| 11 | hasty generalization | "jumping to conclusions" by basing a conclusion of too few examples | card terms |
| 12 | hasty generalization | fallacy based on only a few pieces of evidence | Part VI: Recognizing Fallacies |
| 13 | Hasty generalization | drawing a general and premature conclusion on the basis of only one or two cases | Common Logical Fallacies |
| 14 | Hasty generalization | Columbia Police Chief Christopher Michaels suggested that all dogs should be muzzled because two pit bulls have been disturbing the peace in Finlay Park | Common Logical Fallacies |
| 15 | hasty generalization | leaping to a generalization w/o sufficient ground; often examining only a few cases, one concludes that a large generalization can be drawn | AP Terms (1-73) |
| 16 | hasty generalization | "jumping to a conclusion" | ap lang terms |
| 17 | hasty generalization | making assumptions about a whoel group or range of cases based on a sample that is inadequate. | Fallacies |
| 18 | Hasty generalization | a statement that junps to a conclusion before there are enough fact to prove it is true | tech |
| 19 | hasty generalization | a conclusion formed without evidence, often the product of an emotional reaction | SPEECH fallacies |
| 20 | hasty generalization | an error of inductive reasoning in which a claim is made based on insufficent or nonrepresntative information | ch 16 |
| 21 | Hasty Generalization | Drawing conclusions about a target population based on a sample that is too small to be taken as representative. | Philosophy Exam 5 |
| 22 | hasty generalization | conclusion is drawn from non atypical sample | logic final 2 fallacy |
| 23 | hasty generalization | A generalization based on too little evidence or on exceptional or biased evidence | Rhetorical Terms |
| 24 | hasty generalization | drawing a premature conclusion based on only a few cases | logical fallacies |
| 25 | Hasty Generalization | Basing a conclusion on a small amount | fallacies |
| 26 | Hasty Generalization | if it applies to one, it should apply to all [presumption] | Fallacies |
| 27 | Hasty Generalization | Making assumptions about a whole group or range of cases based on a sample that is inadequate. Steriotyping | Logical fallacies |
| 28 | Hasty generalization | arguer draws a general conclusion from a sample that is biased or too small | Phil 111-Chapter 6,Logical Fallacies 2 |
| 29 | hasty generalization | conclusion is drawn from non atypical sample | logic4 |
| 30 | Hasty Generalization | the sample is too small to support an inductive generalization about a population | Logical Fallacies |
| 31 | Hasty Generalization | fallacy is when a speaker draws a conclusion based on too little evidence. | Public Speaking |
| 32 | hasty generalization | an error in reasoning from too small of a sample | science quiz 1 |
| 33 | hasty generalization | an error in reasoning from too small of a sample Ex. .25 of the snd is wet soc fallacy all of the sand must be wet | Earth Science |
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