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Premises, Conclusions, and Inferences
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GRE.69 Premises, Conclusions, and Inferences
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Score-description scenario: A response states one thesis, gives detailed examples, and then adopts a different thesis in the final paragraph without explaining the change. Which diagnosis best identifies the logical weakness?
A
The response may contain premises, but its main conclusion shifts, so the reader cannot tell which claim the examples are meant to support or how the final position follows.
B
The response is logically strong because changing conclusions always demonstrates complexity.
C
The examples automatically support both theses even if the theses conflict.
D
The only problem is that the response contains too much evidence.
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