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ProfChris1

We can actually deduce here that the underlined sentence in the excerpt is an example of hasty generalization.

What is hasty generalization?

Hasty generalization actually refers to a kind of fallacious generalization which makes it false as a result of insufficient samples. Insufficient information leads to hasty generalizations.

We see that in the sentence, the speaker refers to "our laziness" being the reason for dependence upon "prodders". This information is insufficient to conclude.

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anthougo

Arriving at such a conclusion without examining all the evidence is a hasty generalization.

What is a hasty generalization?

A hasty generalization is an inductive generalization because there is insufficient evidence.

Hasty generalizations are false, fallacious, and unreliable.  They tend to generate misconceptions.

Thus, to conclude with insufficient or inappropriate evidence is a hasty generalization.

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