Statements tend to be false when
A) a statement gives a reason
B) a statement has an absolute
C) part of the statement is false
D) all of the above

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Statements can be false for various reasons, including when they give a reason that is incorrect or not logically sound, when they contain absolutes that don't allow for exceptions (which can often be misleading or incorrect), and when any part of the statement is false, which makes the entire statement unreliable or untrue.

Statements Tend to Be False When