The resulting conclusions become mere claims without merit. The arguer must show evidence when connecting premises with conclusions to avoid making this error. Hasty generalizations are also similar to false cause fallacies because people often think backwards incorrectly. Probably a variety of things, ranging from her attention and concern for others well being to her training and intelligence. To assume that her status as a woman is the reason for her questionable driving skills is a stereotype.
Men can also be bad drivers.
This hasty generalization is probably the most prevalent of all the fallacies discussed. That man is an alcoholic. Liquor should be banned. One abusive person should not ruin the legal activities of law-abiding citizens. To suggest prohibition because of one victim uses a reverse stereotype again the characteristics of one intoxicated individual do not necessarily transfer to everybody else.