4TH MASTERY

• Logical Fallacy - an argument that may sound convincing or true but is actually flawed
• Ad Hominem - personal attack
• Appeal to Emotion - guilt trip
• False Dilemma - limiting someone's options by giving only two possible ones
• Circular Reasoning - loop
• Hasty Generalization - jumping to conclusions
• Red Herring - distracting someone by bringing up irrelevant infos
• Slippery Slope - small even that can trigger to an extreme or undesirable outcome
• Straw Man Fallacy - misnterpreting someone's argument to make it easier to attack
• Modals - are specail verbs that are used as an auxiliary verbs
• Permission - may, can, and could
• Obligation - must and should
• Phobition - cannot and must not
• Intimate - used in self-addressed questions or self-talk
• Casual - you demonstrate this style when you use constractions, slang, and simplified
• Consultative - uses the listener participation and feedback speech style
• Formal - used in structured interviews and meetings
• Frozen - used in very formal occasions, ceremonies, and laws-related conversations