In persuasive speaking, when the speaker uses or interprets evidence incorrectly, it is an error known as a
A) deliberate deception.
B) misinterpretation.
C) fallacy.
D) faulty syllogism.

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A fallacy in persuasive speaking refers to a flaw or error in reasoning. When a speaker uses or interprets evidence incorrectly, it can lead to a fallacy, which undermines the argument's validity.

In Persuasive Speaking, When the Speaker Uses or Interprets Evidence