The correlation-causation fallacy is based on the notion that a link between two variables suggests a direct, causation relationship between them.
What exactly is fallacy?
- A fallacy is the use of flawed thinking, or "wrong movements," in the building of a case, which can make the assertion look stronger than it actually is if the mistake is not identified.
- Some fallacies are intentionally committed in order to deceive or convince through deceit. Others are committed accidentally because to human limits such as negligence, intellectual or cultural biases, or simple ignorance.
- This comprises both a lack of knowledge of the appropriate reasoning standard and a lack of knowledge of key context properties.
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