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    The document summarizes a class activity where students were asked to analyze 10 print advertisements and identify logical fallacies. The students were provided a table to list the product/brand, fallacious statement, and type of logical fallacy for each advertisement. Some examples of logical fallacies identified in advertisements included appeal to authority, bandwagon, post hoc, false analogy, and appeal to pity.

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    ANDREA LOUISE Y.

    ELCANO

    ACTIVITY 1

    In pairs, get 10 different print advertisements that contain logical fallacies. Analyze these ads carefully by identifying the
    fallacious statements and their types. If there are multiple fallacies in one add, choose the most glaring. Use the following
    table as your format. You may use a separate sheet for your answer.

    Product/Brand Fallacious Statement Type of Logical Fallacy


    Alaxan FR “Alaxan FR is a medicine used to Appeal to Authority
    relief muscle and body pain.”
    -they used Manny Pacquiao to
    advertise this so that the people would
    think it’s effective since he is a world
    champ boxer.
    Biogesic “Proven by Millions” Appeal to Popular
    MILO “Since 2012, Almost 20 million kids Appeal to Authority
    have become active through MILO
    champ moves”
    Colgate “Colgate is the number one brand Appeal t anonymous Authority
    recommended by dentist”
    Dove “Many women are using dove” Banwagon
    Skyflakes A biscuit made him finished his POST HOC
    studies, because of this he has the
    energy to earn money for his son.
    Ibuprofen Medicol “Headaches feels like it explodes False Analogy
    everything around you”
    Decolgen there is a hollow block on top of his False analogy
    head
    Gluta-C Commercial Featuring Jodi The advertisement uses Jodi Sta. Appeal to Authority
    Sta. Maria Maria to pepersue the viewers to use
    Gluta-C
    RiteMED Commercial Featuring Susan Roces said in this advertisement Appeal to Pity
    Susan Roces she saw an old woman buying
    expensive medicine. Susan Roces was
    crying. Then she immediately
    followed the RiteMed.

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