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A candidate for governor has suggested lifting the state law requiring cigarette advertisers to print a warning label about the dangers of smoking on every cigarette pack, and instead requiring cigarette manufacturers to publish recent data and studies about the dangers of smoking on websites that the manufacturers will create for this purpose. The candidate argues that the plan will provide consumers with more detailed information so that they may make wise decisions about smoking.
The argument assumes that:
(A) Smoking leads to higher mortality rates.
(B) Consumers are willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented.
(C) Competing candidates for governor have not introduced the same or a superior plan relating to cigarette warnings.
(D) Most people are not able to break their addictions to cigarettes.
(E) Smoking will become more popular if this plan is not enacted.
The argument assumes that:
(A) Smoking leads to higher mortality rates.
(B) Consumers are willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented.
(C) Competing candidates for governor have not introduced the same or a superior plan relating to cigarette warnings.
(D) Most people are not able to break their addictions to cigarettes.
(E) Smoking will become more popular if this plan is not enacted.
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B. If people don't look at the website nor evaluate the info on it, the site won't provide any information for any evaluation by consumers.
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A candidate for governor has suggested lifting the state law requiring cigarette advertisers to print a warning label about the dangers of smoking on every cigarette pack, and instead requiring cigarette manufacturers to publish recent data and studies about the dangers of smoking on websites that the manufacturers will create for this purpose. The candidate argues that the plan will provide consumers with more detailed information so that they may make wise decisions about smoking.
The argument assumes that:
(A) Smoking leads to higher mortality rates. IRRILEVANT
(B) Consumers are willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented. CORRECT (Negation Technique)
(C) Competing candidates for governor have not introduced the same or a superior plan relating to cigarette warnings. IRRILEVANT
(D) Most people are not able to break their addictions to cigarettes. IRRILEVANT
(E) Smoking will become more popular if this plan is not enacted. IRRILEVANT
It can easaly be found that B is the correct one, but to be sure you can negate it.
Consumers are NOT willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented.
Does the conclusion now make sense? No, therefore B is the right one
The argument assumes that:
(A) Smoking leads to higher mortality rates. IRRILEVANT
(B) Consumers are willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented. CORRECT (Negation Technique)
(C) Competing candidates for governor have not introduced the same or a superior plan relating to cigarette warnings. IRRILEVANT
(D) Most people are not able to break their addictions to cigarettes. IRRILEVANT
(E) Smoking will become more popular if this plan is not enacted. IRRILEVANT
It can easaly be found that B is the correct one, but to be sure you can negate it.
Consumers are NOT willing and able to visit the websites and evaluate the data and studies presented.
Does the conclusion now make sense? No, therefore B is the right one
