Prising (logic)

Prising is a technique for evading bi-logic traps, as well as limited choice options and other fallacies, by constructing a third option (or more) by prising at the options presented.

Usage
When presented with a limited list, it's worth querying if there are any other viaible options besides the list presented? In the case of either-or fallacy, it's usually somewhere inbetween (beware appeal to moderation fallacy) or can be found as an external option not covered by the two (such as a third-party).

Prising can be done in a number of ways, and by introducing additional options, it's possible to explore the individual's reasons for limiting them in the first place, and perhaps even veto bias (as part of RAVEN).