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III. Avoid “logical fallacies.” A. Oversimplification: Most important issues are not black and white. Carefully examine all options. B. The Assumption: Don’t assume facts. Make sure you check all of your information and your sources, carefully. C. Misleading Statistics: Examine statistics carefully to assure the information was obtained in a scientific manner. Also, look at the margin of error and the sample population.
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