Question

question 9
what does the phrase \post hoc ergo propter hoc\ mean in latin? (hint: if you know the fallacy, you can deduce its meaning in latin).
a afterwards, you must behave properly
b after this, therefore because of this
c after that, therefore understand this.
d after haste, you proceed to lose.

Explanation:

"Post hoc ergo propter hoc" is a well - known logical fallacy where a causal relationship is wrongly assumed just because one event follows another. In Latin, it means "after this, therefore because of this".

Answer:

B. after this, therefore because of this