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Definition:
refers to focusing attention on one group’s behavior and assuming that behavior is unique to that group; yet, in fact, the behavior is common to many groups

Fallacy of Exclusion

Example:
Fallacy Ex: Women can't drive! (If you examine the driving habits of women, you will observe that women are poor drivers. Yet if you were to examine the driving habits of both women and men, you’d learn that men are far more likely to get into accidents.

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20 Common Logical Fallacies

By Andre Ribeiro