Estelle is revising her essay and realizes that she needs to replace a bandwagon fallacy with strong evidence. What the best way for her to make the correction?
O She should create a new claim to support.
She should focus on a new topic to support.
O She should include a statistic to support her claim.
O She should reword her argument to hide the bandwagon claim.

She should include a statistic to support her claim.

Explanation:

A Bandwagon fallacy refers to claims that gets people to think that whatever is being claimed is being done by a significant number of people without the evidence to back it up. People will then think that they need to do whatever it is simply because so many people are doing it. For example, Everyone in class is going to watch the new Avengers movie this weekend.

These claims are often made without evidence but that does not mean that they are generally untrue. It is important to confirm such claims with actual statistics to support them which is what Estelle should do.

the correct answer is:   [d]:   " espionage " .

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