Persuading or convincing others to accept your argument means the reasoning must be logical. Which of the following is an example of logical flaws or fallacies?

a. Opposing views are considered

b. Hasty Generalization

c. Argument presents alternative explanations

d. Reasoning from specific evidence

Considering opposing views and alternative explanations is both logical and necessary in order to successfully convince others: so these can't be good answers.

Also reasoning from a specific evidence might be necessary if there is no other evidence present.

However, Hasty Generalisations are often false - this is the correct answer.