Asked by caleb
In an advertisement, a well-known doctor tells you should to try a product because it really works. What logical fallacy does this ad use?
false cause
ad hominem
appeal to authority
association fallacy
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Appeal to authority.
Explanation: the ad relies on a famous doctor's endorsement as proof the product works rather than giving independent evidence. This is an argument from authority rather than demonstrating the product's effectiveness.
Explanation: the ad relies on a famous doctor's endorsement as proof the product works rather than giving independent evidence. This is an argument from authority rather than demonstrating the product's effectiveness.
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