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I would go with A
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I think that a lot of you are overthinking the question because Kaplan wrote it. I vote A too.
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The argument says Massive Reduction in cheating -> Increased Religiosity is the cause.
So,if increased religiosity is due to some other reason then does that affect the conclusion...any thoughts??
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It cannot be C. Because the switch happened 15 years ago. But it says recent massive reduction of incidences.
Between A and D i think i would stick D. D shows that the sample data used for the conclusion is not representative.
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It is B for me
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Whats the OA? To me D looks better
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Re: CR - campus education [#permalink]
 21 Aug 2007, 18:33
I go with B.
Conclusion states that A causes B.
If it is proven that there was another reason C that caused B, the argument is weakened.
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Re: CR - campus education
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21 Aug 2007, 18:33
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