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Identify and explain one fallacy occurring in each of the following arguments. Please follow the guidelines for effective explanations discussed on handouts and in class. Scoring: 1 point for label; 1 V2 points for explanation. Consider only the following types of fallacy: Questionnaire Fallacies (specify which type) Unrepresentative Sample Weak analogy Appeal to questionable authority Jumping to conclusions (or weak inference to the best explanation") Questionable cause (Note: Do not consider the suppressed evidence" fallacy in this assignment) 1. You ought to read the Wall Street Journal. People who read the Journal are more likely to have higher incomes than those who don't. 2. We don't need an exact diagnosis of mental illness in order to prescribe effective treatment. After all, one does not have to know the cause of a fire to put it out. 3. In The Future of An Illusion, Sigmund Freud, one of the great psychologists of this century, has stated with persuasive clarity the impossibility of religious belief for the educated person of today. 4. You are more likely to win the lottery if you let the machine pick your numbers. The vast majority of lottery winners have had their tickets picked by machines. Identify and explain one fallacy occurring in each of the following arguments. Please follow the guidelines for effective explanations discussed on handouts and in class. Scoring: 1 point for label; 1 V2 points for explanation. Consider only the following types of fallacy: Questionnaire Fallacies (specify which type) Unrepresentative Sample Weak analogy Appeal to questionable authority Jumping to conclusions (or weak inference to the best explanation") Questionable cause (Note: Do not consider the suppressed evidence" fallacy in this assignment) 1. You ought to read the Wall Street Journal. People who read the Journal are more likely to have higher incomes than those who don't. 2. We don't need an exact diagnosis of mental illness in order to prescribe effective treatment. After all, one does not have to know the cause of a fire to put it out. 3. In The Future of An Illusion, Sigmund Freud, one of the great psychologists of this century, has stated with persuasive clarity the impossibility of religious belief for the educated person of today. 4. You are more likely to win the lottery if you let the machine pick your numbers. The vast majority of lottery winners have had their tickets picked by machines