3.When a car has mechanical problems, we get a new one. In the same way, we should replace an employee with physical problems. Assuming that a phenomenon that only contributes to a result is sufficient to produce it. People frequently oversimplify because they do not fully understand an issue. For instance , inflation is blamed on interest rates, declining literacy on television, a rising divorce rate on the women's movement.
Many factors bear on each, and non can be explained as the result of one simple cause.
Jumping to a conclusion based on too little data or evidence. A typical kind of hasty generalization occurs when a writer bases a broad conclusion on a nonrepresentative survey. For instance , after interviewing 25 acquaintances in a women's dormitory, a writer might claim that American college students favor nongraded courses. It involves an assumption that because two things are alike in one way or in several ways, they are alike in some other regard. For example , just because both government and business have income and expenditures, there is no basis for concluding that government can be run in exactly the same way as a business.