Jiro is arguing that teens should have chores. He writes, "When teenagers have chores, they will become more responsible in all other areas of their lives." What kind of logical fallacy is this? straw man bandwagon slippery slope

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Riya Benjamin

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24 December, 10:14

Jiro is arguing that teens should have chores. He writes, "When teenagers have chores, they will become more responsible in all other areas of their lives." What kind of logical fallacy is this? straw man bandwagon slippery slope

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slippery slope

Answer: Option C.

Explanation:

Fallacies are types of common errors that are done when some kind of explanation is being given. It can result in undermining the logic of the argument.

The type of fallacy is slippery slope which means that taking small steps can lead to a chain of events in the coming times. These small steps will have an effect which is significant. Like giving chore to teenagers can make them responsible.