My dad says everyone should recycle.
Which evaluation of the logic used in this sentence is most accurate?
(1 point)
Responses
The premise undermines the argument by suggesting no one has an excuse to opt out of recycling.
The premise undermines the argument by suggesting no one has an excuse to opt out of recycling.
The appeal to authority undermines the argument by basing it on the opinion of a non-expert.
The appeal to authority undermines the argument by basing it on the opinion of a non-expert.
The appeal to emotion undermines the argument by making people feel bad about failing to do something.
The appeal to emotion undermines the argument by making people feel bad about failing to do something.
The false dichotomy undermines the argument by suggesting that the only two options are to recycle or not recycle.
1 answer
The most accurate evaluation of the logic used in the sentence is:
The appeal to authority undermines the argument by basing it on the opinion of a non-expert.
This is because the statement relies on the opinion of the speaker's dad as the basis for a broader argument about recycling, without providing evidence or expert validation for the claim.
