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101) Research shows that male experimenters smile more at female participants, which can influence the results. Although researchers know this effect is possible, some may doubt that it happens in their research, a fallacy known as the a. bandwagon fallacy. b. either-or fallacy. c. not me fallacy. d. emotional reasoning fallacy. 102) Holding onto the belief in an immunity from thinking errors and biases is known as the a. bandwagon fallacy. b. either-or fallacy. c. not me fallacy. d. emotional reasoning fallacy. 103) A lack of awareness of our biases, coupled with an awareness of others’ biases, is called the a. bandwagon fallacy. b. either-or fallacy. c. bias blind spot. d. emotional reasoning fallacy. 104) Confusing the origin of a belief with its correctness is a fallacy based on a. origin/genesis. b. an appeal to ignorance. c. an argument from adverse consequences. d. an argument from antiquity. 105) Some people doubt the truthfulness of Freud’s theory, citing the fact that he was a cocaine user. This highlights which fallacy? a. Origin/genesis b. An appeal to ignorance c. An argument from adverse consequences d. An argument from antiquity 106) Assuming that something is so simply because a teacher or religious figure said it is so, is an example of a. naturalistic fallacy. b. hasty generalisation fallacy. c. appeal to authority fallacy. d. circular reasoning fallacy. 107) Which of the following fallacies is most connected to morality? a. Adverse consequences b. Naturalistic c. Genetic d. Appeal to authority 108) Confusing an idea’s real world consequences with its validity is a fallacy known as a. adverse consequences. b. naturalistic. c. genetic. d. appeal to authority. 109) “The contents of the Bible must be true because it’s been around for thousands of years.” This is an example of the __________ fallacy. a. argument from antiquity b. naturalistic c. genetic d. appeal to authority 110) “If you want to blame anyone for sex differences, it would be Mother Nature. If men were supposed to look after children, then they would feel inclined to do so. But since women are more inclined to do so, then they simply should do it. It’s just like they say it is.” This example highlights the ______ fallacy. a. argument from antiquity b. naturalistic c. genetic d. appeal to authority