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Ad hominem 

• Argumentum ad hominem

• Argument against the person

Affirming the consequent 

• Converse error

• Fallacy of the converse

• Confusion of necessity and sufficiency

Appeal to authority

• Argument from authority

• Argumentum ab auctoritate

• Argumentum ad verecundiam

Appeal to fear

• Argumentum ad metum

• Argumentum in terrorem

• FUD = Fear, uncertainty and doubt 

Appeal to hypocrisy 

• Tu quoque fallacy (you also)

Appeal to ignorance 

• Argument from ignorance

• Argumentum ad ignorantiam

• Appeal to ignorance

Appeal to irrelevant authority 

Appeal to pity

• Argumentum ad misericordiam 

• The sob story

• The Galileo argument

Appeal to probability

• Appeal to possibility

Argument from consequences

• Appeal to Consequences

• Argumentum ad consequentiam

• argument to the consequence

Bandwagon Fallacy

• Argumentum ad populum

• Appeal to the people

• Appeal to (common) belief

• Appeal to the majority

• Appeal to the masses

• Appeal to popularity

• Argument by consensus

• Authority of the many

• Bandwagon fallacy

• Consensus gentium (agreement of the people)

• Democratic fallacy

• Mob appeal

Causal fallacy

• Questionable cause

Circular reasoning

• Circulus in probando (circle in proving)

• Circular logic (petitio principii)

• Begging the question

Composition and division

Equivocation

• Ambiguity

• Antanaclasis

• Circumlocution

• Etymological fallacy

• Evasion (ethics)

• Fallacy of four terms

• False equivalence

• If-by-whiskey

• Mental reservation

• Persuasive definition

• Plausible deniability

• Principle of explosion

Fallacy argument

• Wrong moves

False dilemma / dichotomy

• False dichotomy

• Either/or fallacy

• False binary

• False choice or the fallacy of false choice

• "Black-and-white thinking" or "thinking in black and white"

• Bifurcation

• "Denying a conjunct" (similar to a false dichotomy)

• Fallacy of exhaustive hypotheses

• Fallacy of the excluded middle

• Fallacy of the false alternative

Faulty generalization

• Fallacy of defective induction 

Hasty generalization 

• An insufficient sample

• A converse accident

• A faulty generalization

• A biased generalization

• Jumping to a conclusion

• Secundum quid

• A neglect of qualifications

Genetic fallacy

• Fallacy of origins 

• Fallacy of virtue

Guilt by association

• Association fallacy

• Guilt by association

• Felony murder rule

No true Scotsman

• Appeal to purity

Not a cause for a cause 

• Correlation does not imply causation

• Cum hoc ergo propter hoc ("with this, therefore because of this")

Red Herring Fallacy (ignoratio elenchi) 

Slippery slope 

• Slippery slope argument (SSA)

Straw man