Me as soon as possible. drawing a conclusion with too little data is known as personal bias solid reasoning overgeneralization 2. drawing a conclusion not based on the data is known as personal bias solid reasoning overgeneralization illogical conclusion 3. what type of faulty reasoning does this statement reflect? "if my cookies burned in the oven and your cookies burned in the oven, that must mean that all cookies burn when baking in the oven." personal bias solid reasoning overgeneralization.

1) Drawing a conclusion with too little data is known as Overgeneralization.

Overgeneralization: is a logical fallacy that occurs when a conclusion about a group is drawn from an unrepresentative sample.

2. Drawing a conclusion not based on the data is known as illogical conclusion.

Illogical conclusion:  conclusion that does not follow from the premises.

3. What type of faulty reasoning does this statement reflect? "If my cookies burned in the oven and your cookies burned in the oven, that must mean that all cookies burn when baking in the oven." Overgeneralization.

Because the person is basing a conclusion with a very unrepresentative sample.

1. overgeneralization

2. illogical conclusion

3. overgeneralization

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