The fallacy of false dilemma involves
A) assuming the point to be proved.
B) relying on an ambiguity in the meaning of one or more premises.
C) assuming that a certain list of alternatives is complete when it isn't.
D) relying on a controversial moral principle in order to solve a dilemma.

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The fallacy of false dilemma occurs when it is assumed that only a limited number of alternatives exist, when in fact there may be others.

The Fallacy of False Dilemma Involves