Logical Fallacy for CAT VARC | Must Know

Very important types of Logical fallacy, that will be highly useful to answer Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension section in CAT exam.
We have explained the important fallacies and examples of:
1) THE STRAW MAN FALLACY
2) THE BANDWAGON FALLACY
3) THE APPEAL TO AUTHORITY FALLACY
4) THE HASTY GENERALIZATION FALLACY
5) THE CORRELATION/CAUSATION FALLACY
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4:50 I think Hari raises a very good point. No strawman here

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13:30 sitharaman this fallacy is too hard since in both the lines we are talking about corporate tax and corporate companies , how do we pin point that it's a fallacy?

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Next sentence says corporate sector grew 'SINCE THEN' due to new companies setting up. This is correlating two things,hence fallacy

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Please make a video on how to solve a passage with questions having critical reasoning questions and Inference based. having such logical fallacies .. may be take some past year cat passage. and solve the whole passage . Please do make it.. would be really helpful.. thanks

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Sir plz solve the entire RC with this rule
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Excellent tutorial sir... just one question
How can we differentiate between correlation fallacy and reading-between-the-lines bcoz those examples could be said as implicitly stated... plz help thank you in advance

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Hi Yash,
Let's say the passage talks about the occurrence of two events A and B
If the passage contains a correlation between the two / implies their interdependence,
then the options that suggest a correlation will be true.
If the two events are independently stated and no statement links them,
In such a case, any option that correlates them will be a logical error.
In any case, the solution to each question is subjective and situational.
There is no hard and fast rule to solve RCs.
It depends on the context the author is speaking in:)

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What if such fallacy statement are there in the passage, should we consider them true,false or just authors opinion? those statements can be inferred statements?

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Hi krishna,
Everything depends on the question.
If the question asks according to the passage or as per the author, every data point is considered.
If the question is which of the following must be true or can be inferred, then opinions will likely be fallacies
In either case, the objective of this video is to understand the kinds of logical errors that occur.
The solution to each question is subjective and there is no set rule for solving an RC.
Every question is different and solutions are circumstantial.
The knowledge of fallacies are only to help you spot the errors and eliminate them.

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But, what if the question asked such as " according to the passage or mentioned in the passage".?

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This video is to help you understand how to eliminate fallacies.
Most often the options will be made fallacious in one or the other way.
If they ask according to the passage, everything in the passage becomes data points.
Any deviation or fallacies from these data points must be eliminated.

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