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Evidence Supporting a Different Conclusion
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LR.133 Evidence Supporting a Different Conclusion
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Which choice identifies the problem with the support offered for the conclusion?
A
It assumes, merely because one event concerning the clinic check-in pilot came before another, that the first event caused the second.
B
It uses a key expression about the clinic check-in pilot in one sense in the premises and in a different sense in the conclusion.
C
It draws the conclusion that pediatric and adult triage protocols should be merged from premises that, at best, support only that centralized check-in may reduce waiting time.
D
It attributes to one part of the clinic check-in pilot a property established only for the whole arrangement.
E
It infers that because one option related to the clinic check-in pilot has an advantage, that option is best overall in every respect.
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