Question

what is one way to spot a hasty generalization?
a. check to see if there is a reason for acting other than popularity.
b. check that each step of the \if - then\ connections makes sense.
c. check that conclusions are not based on too few examples.
d. check to see if the argument goes around in a circle.

Explanation:

A hasty generalization occurs when a conclusion is drawn from insufficient evidence. Option C directly addresses this by emphasizing the need to ensure conclusions aren't based on too few examples. Option A relates to bandwagon fallacies (not hasty generalizations). Option B is about analyzing causal chains (slippery - slope fallacy focus). Option D is about circular reasoning (begging the question fallacy).

Answer:

C. Check that conclusions are not based on too few examples.