Which fallacy is committed in the following argument? \"I believe in astrology.

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Which fallacy is committed in the following argument? "I believe in astrology. No one has shown me yet that it is wrong. appeal to ignorance appeal to popular belief false cause hasty generalization false dilemma. In the classical experimental design: it doesn't matter how subjects are assigned to the experimental and control groups subjects are randomly assigned to the experimental and control groups subjects self select themselves into the experimental and control groups subjects are assigned systematically to the experimental and control groups such that men are in one group and all women are in the other group A complex argument has at least one intermediate conclusion, and more than one final conclusion has only one intermediate conclusion and one final conclusion has at least one intermediate conclusion, but only one final conclusion has no intermediate conclusion D

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13. The answer is appeal to false belief. This fallacy can be defined as a claim that most or many people in general or of a particular group accept a belief as true is presented as evidence for the claim.

14. The answer is subjects are randomly assigned to experimental and control group. The classic experimental design can be divided into 2 steps where first includes selection and assignment of groups and second involves two comparable groups.

15. A complex argument is a set of argument which has either overlapping conclusions or premises or both. The answer has at least one intermediate conclusion and more than one final conclusion.

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