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Welcome back to Learn With Duop! 🎓 In this lecture, we begin Chapter 5: Fallacies, one of the most important topics in logic and critical thinking. This session lays the groundwork for understanding how reasoning goes wrong—and how to spot errors in arguments before they mislead you. 📘 In this video, you’ll learn: 🔹 Meaning of Fallacies What fallacies are and why they weaken arguments and distort reasoning. 🔹 Causes of Fallacies The common reasons people commit fallacies in everyday thinking and debate. 🔹 Classification of Fallacies • Formal Fallacies • Informal Fallacies 🔹 Causes of Informal Fallacies Why errors related to relevance, language, and assumption occur. 🔹 Characteristics of Fallacies Key features that help you recognize fallacious reasoning quickly. 🔹 Types of Informal Fallacies In this part, we focus specifically on Fallacies of Relevance, explained with clear, student-friendly examples. ⚡ This video covers the first section of Chapter 5. In the next part, we will continue with the remaining types of informal fallacies, building your ability to analyze arguments with accuracy and confidence. 🎥 Watch till the end to strengthen your critical thinking foundation. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to Learn With Duop so you don’t miss the next part of Chapter 5 and more lessons on logic and reasoning. #Logic #CriticalThinking #Fallacies #LearnWithDuop #InformalFallacies #FormalFallacies #ReasoningSkills #StudyLogic #learnwithduop #education #nuerlanguage #psychology #freshmanpsychology #logic #criticalthinking #studypsychology #philosophy