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   Faulty generalization

   A faulty generalization, also known as an inductive fallacy, is any of several errors of inductive inference: ... The proportion Q of the sample has attribute A.
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   Hasty generalization

   Hasty generalization is a logical fallacy of faulty generalization by reaching an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence.
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   Generalization

   Faulty generalization
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   Generalization (disambiguation)

   Hasty Generalization a logical fallacy of faulty generalization
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   Generalization (logic)

   (Faulty universal generalization)
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   Accident (fallacy)

   See faulty generalization.
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   Misleading vividness

   See faulty generalization.
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   Dicto simpliciter

   For inductive fallacies that may affect the soundness of some statistical syllogisms, see faulty generalization.
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   Converse accident

   See faulty generalization.
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    Statistical syllogism

    Faulty generalization fallacies can also affect any argument premise that uses a generalization.

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• Converse accident,
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