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P1: infants only wear garment a few times per month before throwing away
P2: 24% of parents let babies wear a garment once
C: Parents make little use of baby clothes
The aim is to disprove this linkage, ie put in an assumption that casts doubt on the conclusion. I think C
A: doesn't have any bearing on the argument - NO
B: doesn't say why parents use or don't use clothes, but how they get them - NO
C: clothes get used more than once - OK
D: this introduces evidence to lend credence to the first two premises so seems like a good answer but doesn't introduce any evidence that would contradict the conclusion
E: Also seems like a good answer but doesn't go far enough to refute the conclusion - just introducing evidence to justify the two premises.
P2: 24% of parents let babies wear a garment once
C: Parents make little use of baby clothes
The aim is to disprove this linkage, ie put in an assumption that casts doubt on the conclusion. I think C
A: doesn't have any bearing on the argument - NO
B: doesn't say why parents use or don't use clothes, but how they get them - NO
C: clothes get used more than once - OK
D: this introduces evidence to lend credence to the first two premises so seems like a good answer but doesn't introduce any evidence that would contradict the conclusion
E: Also seems like a good answer but doesn't go far enough to refute the conclusion - just introducing evidence to justify the two premises.
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