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Overgeneralization and oversimplification/Two wrongs make a right

Examples

Assuming two wrongs make a right.

  • All Democrats are liberals
  • Corporations never look beyond quarterly profits
  • Everyone knows about the ozone layer
  • All teens play video games
  • The politician doesnt speak about her own crime rates, and instead talks about other cities with worse crime rates.
  • The politician makes an assumption that their cities crime rate is good because it is lower than another cities crime rate
  • When you make a broad statement on the basis of too litle evidence
  • Uses absolute qualifiers such as all, every, none, or never

Example:

  • Joe borrowed Josh’s expensive pen, but realized he had forgot to return it! He tells himself that it’s okay to keep it, because Joe would have taken his.
  • In fact Joe has taken a few of his pen’s before
  • People mistakenly take pens all the time

  • Crossover Church plays rap music

Overgeneralizing

Example: American cars are bigger gas guzzlers than import cars. For example, the Ford Explorer gets only 16 miles to the gallon while the Toyoto Corrolla gets 32.

  • Everyone at Crossover Church likes rap music
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