Nursing 122 Communication

What logical fallacy involves attacking a person instead of the issue?

What logical fallacy involves using the mindset that it's okay because "everyone does it"?

What logical fallacy involves making someone feel sorry for you?

What logical fallacy involves justifying something just because "that's the way we've always done it"?

What logical fallacy involves saying that one event causes another just because it's happened once or twice? (e.g. correlation between bad behavior and full moon)

What logical fallacy involves making conclusions based on a small number of examples? (e.g. Beemers being pulled over)

What logical fallacy involves trying to avoid the topic by talking about something else?

What logical fallacy is the assumption that one event will lead to another without any real support for that belief?

What logical fallacy happens when a person's position gets misinterpreted?