Question

in an either-or fallacy, people think there are ------. lies being told about them only two possible solutions many choices for a solution

Explanation:

The either - or fallacy (also known as the false dilemma fallacy) is a logical fallacy where it is assumed that there are only two possible options or solutions to a problem, when in reality there may be more. The first option “lies being told about them” is not related to the definition of the either - or fallacy. The third option “many choices for a solution” is the opposite of what the either - or fallacy implies. So the correct option is the one that says there are only two possible solutions.

Answer:

only two possible solutions