A famous person appearing in an ad for a product completely unrelated to the person's fame or expertise commits a fallacy of popular appeal.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Associating an idea or item with something popular such as a movie star or athlete commits the form of the fallacy of popular appeal known as "snob appeal." On the other hand, a famous expert's endorsement of a product related to that expert's field of expertise could be a legitimate appeal to the authority of an expert.
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A. certainty and reliability. B. clearness and distinctness. C. skepticism and solipsism. D. rationalism and empiricism. E. reason and sense perception.
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