Ad hominem - C) The use of name‐calling and finger‐pointing to attack the opponent and not the opponent's argument
Bandwagon - E) The assumption that you should do or think something because it is popular or has mass appeal
False analogy - D) The assumption that because two things share one similarity, they automatically share more similarities
Hasty generalization - F) The use of one or two limited experiences or encounters to assume all future experiences or encounters will be the same
Red herring - A) The introduction of a completely unrelated topic to distract from the actual issue being discussed
Slippery slope - B) The assumption that if one thing happens, then multiple other things, usually negative, will happen as a result