A red herring fallacy is an example of a faulty argument by deduction

Spencer has been ready to give his presentation for class for days. Now that it's time, he notices his hands shaking and sweat on his brow

He wonders if he's nervous or if this is just good adrenaline needed for an energized presentation. What should Spencer do to identify his emotion? a. pay attention to his partners b. pay attention to his body c. pay attention to his vocabulary d. pay attention to his thoughts

Which of the following is NOT a means of creating increased team identification?

a) Constant reference to the presumed "we." b) Espousing shared values. c) Using labels to categorize events. d) Creating a common enemy.