Which of the following best expresses why thetoric sometimes introduces a logical fallacy into one's argument? A - the argument fails to be limited to logos only

B - the argument suppresses logos by misusing ethos or pathos

C - the argument includes ethos

D - the argument includes pathos

Logical fallacies - these deal with poor logic. Therefore, they can be used to make something seem bigger or more important than it really is. Someone that is reading what you write will recognize that you are using this logical fallacy and they will avoid what you write. They will not want to use you as a source or even use your sources if you cannot be credible. There is literally a disconnect between the info and proof/credibility.

Explanation:

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d is the correct answer. it recognizes the authors, allows for royalties to have their fair share of profit, and confirms validity.