Rst 240

Front 1

Horse laugh

Back 1

someone presents argument and you mock and laugh- don’t prove someone wrong lauging like a horse.

Front 2

Peer pressure

Back 2

agree to be accepted- manipulative social status

Front 3

Ad hominem

Back 3

to the person- name calling

Front 4

Slippery slope

Back 4

exaggeration to an argument- consequences utterly disasterous

Front 5

Genetic fallacy

Back 5

argment because of sourse but not just because they’re a bad person.

Front 6

Begging the question

Back 6

arguing in a circle- ending where yo began

Front 7

Straw man

Back 7

cartoon out of opponent- misrepresenting opponent and disproving that.

Front 8

Apple polishing

Back 8

appeal to flattery- sucking up

Front 9

Red herring

Back 9

introducting an irrelevant point for the purspose of distraction.

Front 10

Appeal to pitty

Back 10

evforce immigration laws because immigrants are poor (ex)

Front 11

Tuqouque

Back 11

You’re one too- doesn’t change your character or disporove.

Front 12

Appeal to indigation

Back 12

don’t disssaprove by mad

Front 13

False delema

Back 13

black and white- only two sides to argument

Front 14

Subjecivist fallacy

Back 14

mistaking as matter of taste versus a mater of fact

Front 15

Bandwagon

Back 15

ad populum- umping on

Front 16

Post hoc ergo propter hoc

Back 16

of chronology after this therefore because of his- not true

Front 17

Cum hoc ergo propter hoc

Back 17

with this therefor because of this

Front 18

Complex question

Back 18

loaded question- full of meaning

Front 19

Fallacy of division

Back 19

have best team has have best

Front 20

Fallacy of composition players

Back 20

exact identity

Front 21

Appeal to patriosm

Back 21

“If you’re a good American”

Front 22

Argument from silence

Back 22

guilty by silence

Front 23

Proof by invendo

Back 23

“could it be that”

Front 24

Appeal t nature

Back 24

natural so it must be good

Front 25

Appeal to the expert

Back 25

expert says it doesn’t make it so

Front 26

Appeal to misplaced authority

Back 26

using big names to prove unrealated things

Front 27

Sentimentalist/emotivist fallacy

Back 27

“it would be more pleasant if..therefor we should…”

Front 28

Naturalistic fallacy

Back 28

is does not = aught

Front 29

Neg. proof fallacy

Back 29

billhas not proven he is not a cheater- therefor…

Front 30

The paradox of love

Back 30

“love of any sort begins to be a demon in the moment it begins to be a god. Only god (perfect being perfection), should occupy the highest place of adoration.”

Front 31

On “agape” love.

Back 31

It is unconditional love directed at one’s neighbor. It is a love which is not dependent on any lovable qualities that the other person has. This kind of love demonstrates caring irrespective of citcumstances. – Lewis sees this as the greatest of loves and he sees it as specifically for virtue.

Front 32

Whats the difference between girls and boys before puberty?

Back 32

boys are bigger at birth, and girls grow faster.

Front 33

Corpus collosum

Back 33

connects 2 halves of brain. Bigger and thicker in women than men. It has more neuro connections making the female brain bilateral, males uni- lateral.

Front 34

Puberty occurs later and last longer in _____

Back 34

boys

Front 35

Fat is distributed different in boys and girls: ____- belly and upperbody. ____- Butt and thighs.

Back 35

male; female

Front 36

After menopause women cease to produce _______.

Back 36

estrogen

Front 37

Women are somewhat united by the three fold “experience of the body.” What is it?

Back 37

Menstruation, childbirth, menopause. Somatic Unity.

Front 38

Which sex has a more acute sense of smell and hearing?

Back 38

women

Front 39

____ tend to be better at special directional tasks, ______ at placement and objects.

Back 39

men, women

Front 40

What happens to testosterone levels in men and females as they age?

Back 40

testosterone levels go down in men as they age and up in women as they age.