If a low achiever is labeled as one with a low capacity, both the reaction of the teacher and the self-expectations of the child are negatively affected. In effect, labeling becomes a form of the _____, blaming the students rather than the system for their lack of achievement.
A) fallacy of authority
B) fallacy of appeal to prejudice
C) fallacy of personal attack
D) fallacy of circular reasoning

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Labeling a low achiever as having low capacity is a form of personal attack, as it targets the individual's abilities rather than considering external factors or systemic issues that may contribute to their performance.

If a Low Achiever Is Labeled as One with a Low