Argument crossword

Attacking a person’s motive or character instead of his/her argument
Using an analogy as if it were proof when it is merely an example
Basing a conclusion on too little evidence
Something used to distract attention from the real issue
One bad thing will lead to another
Everyone is in support
Basing an argument on only two alternatives when others are possible
A person infers a conclusion from one or more premises
Changing a meaning of a word, error in definition or evading through language
Emotional link to a person not concept
Loaded language or verbiage
Three part agrument- general premise, secondary premise, conclusion
Going from specific examples to general conclusion
Argument through faulty use of defintion
Designed to appeal to flattery, pity or fear
Presenting a premise as if it were fact when it is debatable
Trying to provide a simple solution to a complex problem
An attempt to relate two or more ideas which are not related
The assumption that an earlier event causes a later event
Reduce complex issues to black and white choices