The corrrect answer is C. Appealing to false authority
Step-by-step explanation
The False Authority Fallacy is a fallacy or faulty argument that includes an unreliable, partial or misrepresented authority. In general, these fallacies, as the name implies, usually include an authority that is not sufficient to argue a statement. It is a type of fallacy that is frequently found in advertisements, for example, in pharmaceutical ads where a person in a white coat makes potential buyers of a product believe he or she is a doctor and therefore the audience should believe him/her, even though in most cases is just an actor or actress. So, the correct answer is C. Appealing to flase authority