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Paper 1 · Logical Reasoning
When counter-arguments of equal or greater force are put forth in support of an opposing conclusion, it is called a
AFallacy of deviation
BFallacy of contradiction
CFallacy of the counterbalanced ✓ Correct
DFallacy of rebuttal
Correct answer: (C) Fallacy of the counterbalanced — This is the fallacy of the counterbalanced, so that is the answer.
Explanation
This is the fallacy of the counterbalanced, so that is the answer.
Here an opposing conclusion is backed by reasons of equal or greater strength.
The original argument is thus offset, or counterbalanced, by the opposition.
Neither side then decisively establishes its conclusion.
This standoff of matched arguments is the counterbalanced fallacy.
So the answer is the fallacy of the counterbalanced.

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