| | Ad Hominem (Argument To The Man) |
| | Affirming The Consequent |
| | Amazing Familiarity |
| | Ambiguous Assertion |
| | Appeal To Anonymous Authority |
| | Appeal To Authority |
| | Appeal To Coincidence |
| | Appeal To Complexity |
| | Appeal To False Authority |
| | Appeal To Force |
| | Appeal To Pity (Appeal to Sympathy, The Galileo Argument) |
| | Appeal To Widespread Belief (Bandwagon Argument, Peer Pressure, Appeal To Common Practice) |
| | Argument By Emotive Language (Appeal To The People) |
| | Argument By Fast Talking |
| | Argument By Generalization |
| | Argument By Gibberish (Bafflement) |
| | Argument By Half Truth (Suppressed Evidence) |
| | Argument By Laziness (Argument By Uninformed Opinion) |
| | Argument By Personal Charm |
| | Argument By Pigheadedness (Doggedness) |
| | Argument By Poetic Language |
| | Argument By Prestigious Jargon |
| | Argument By Question |
| | Argument By Repetition (Argument Ad Nauseam) |
| | Argument by Rhetorical Question |
| | Argument By Scenario |
| | Argument By Selective Observation |
| | Argument By Selective Reading |
| | Argument By Slogan |
| | Argument From Adverse Consequences (Appeal To Fear, Scare Tactics) |
| | Argument From Age (Wisdom of the Ancients) |
| | Argument From Authority |
| | Argument From False Authority |
| | Argument From Small Numbers |
| | Argument From Spurious Similarity |
| | Argument Of The Beard |
| | Argument To The Future |
| | Bad Analogy |
| | Begging The Question (Assuming The Answer, Tautology) |
| | Burden Of Proof |
| | Causal Reductionism (Complex Cause) |
| | Changing The Subject (Digression, Red Herring, Misdirection, False Emphasis) |
| | Cliche Thinking |
| | Common Sense |
| | Complex Question (Tying) |
| | Confusing Correlation And Causation |
| | Disproof By Fallacy |
| | Equivocation |
| | Error Of Fact |
| | Euphemism |
| | Exception That Proves The Rule |
| | Excluded Middle (False Dichotomy, Faulty Dilemma, Bifurcation) |
| | Extended Analogy |
| | Failure To State |
| | Fallacy Of Composition |
| | Fallacy Of Division |
| | Fallacy Of The General Rule |
| | Fallacy Of The Crucial Experiment |
| | False Cause |
| | False Compromise |
| | Genetic Fallacy (Fallacy of Origins, Fallacy of Virtue) |
| | Having Your Cake (Failure To Assert, or Diminished Claim) |
| | Hypothesis Contrary To Fact |
| | Inconsistency |
| | Inflation Of Conflict |
| | Internal Contradiction |
| | Least Plausible Hypothesis |
| | Lies |
| | Meaningless Questions |
| | Misunderstanding The Nature Of Statistics |
| | Moving The Goalposts (Raising The Bar, Argument By Demanding Impossible Perfection) |
| | Needling |
| | Non Sequitur |
| | Not Invented Here |
| | Outdated Information |
| | Pious Fraud |
| | Poisoning The Wells |
| | Psychogenetic Fallacy |
| | Reductio Ad Absurdum |
| | Reductive Fallacy (Oversimplification) |
| | Reifying |
| | Short Term Versus Long Term |
| | Slippery Slope Fallacy (Camel's Nose) |
| | Special Pleading (Stacking The Deck) |
| | Statement Of Conversion |
| | Stolen Concept |
| | Straw Man (Fallacy Of Extension) |
| | Two Wrongs Make A Right (Tu Quoque, You Too) |
| | Weasel Wording |