Question

match the description to the type of persuasive technique. hasty generalization ad hominem false dilemma attacks person rather than argument uses insufficient evidence offers a limited number of options

Explanation:

• Hasty generalization: This fallacy occurs when a conclusion is drawn with insufficient evidence (e.g., making a broad claim based on a small or unrepresentative sample). So it matches "uses insufficient evidence".
• Ad hominem: This is a fallacy where instead of addressing the argument, the person making the argument is attacked (e.g., attacking someone's character rather than their ideas). So it matches "attacks person rather than argument".
• False dilemma: This fallacy presents a situation as having only a limited number of options (usually two) when in reality there are more possibilities. So it matches "offers a limited number of options".

Answer:

• hasty generalization → uses insufficient evidence
• ad hominem → attacks person rather than argument
• false dilemma → offers a limited number of options