Term used to identify a commercial presented on air live by a radio personality without having a script:

After a stellar singing performance, Caycee went before the panel of expert judges to hear their comments

Although most of the judges liked her tone and interpretation of the music, they all seemed to agree that she did not have the style that they were seeking. What would be the appropriate response from Caycee about the criticism she received? A. Ignore the judges; they do not know what they are talking about. B. Resign from music, vowing never to perform again. C. Thank the judges, take some time to think about what was said, and work on the things that were lacking in her performance. D. Negotiate with the judges to convince them that this is what she was born to do.

The causal fallacy is reasoning that suggests that because everyone else believes something or is doing something, then it must be valid or correct

Indicate whether the statement is true or false