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Test The [red herring] fallacy

QUESTION 1: What is the "red herring" fallacy?

QUESTION 2: Where does the name of the "red herring" fallacy come from?

QUESTION 3: What example is given of the "red herring" fallacy in politics?

QUESTION 4: Why does red herring work as a diversionary tactic?

QUESTION 5: What is the key to avoiding the red herring trap?

QUESTION 6: How do you neutralize red herring in an assertive but respectful manner?

QUESTION 7: What essential critical thinking skill involves not being sidetracked by the red herring?

QUESTION 8: What is introduced into a discussion when using the "red herring" fallacy?

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