The statement "This diet plan works because it's an effective weight loss program" is an example of Circular Reasoning. This fallacy occurs when the conclusion is used as a premise without providing any additional support, essentially arguing in a circle. In this case, "it works" and "it's effective" convey the same idea without offering separate evidence.
In the statement "This diet plan works because it's an effective weight loss program," which fallacy is being used?
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Hasty Generalization
Hasty Generalization
Red Herring
Red Herring EndFragment
Circular Reasoning
Circular Reasoning
Ad Populum
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