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Possibility-to-Certainty Leap
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LR.126 Possibility-to-Certainty Leap
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Which criticism most directly applies to the argument?
A
It rejects a claim about the club-election absences solely by questioning the character of the person who made it.
B
It uses the conclusion as a premise rather than offering independent support for it.
C
It shifts between two different meanings of a key term in the argument.
D
It treats one explanation that fits the facts about the club-election absences as though it were the only explanation those facts allow.
E
It treats a popular belief about the club-election absences as if popularity alone made the belief true.
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