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07 Apr 2020, 02:46
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Morton: In order to succeed in today’s society one must have a college degree. Skeptics have objected that there are many people who never completed any education beyond high school but who are nevertheless quite successful. This success is only apparent, however, because without a college degree a person does not have enough education to be truly successful.
Morton’s argument is flawed because it
(A) assumes what it sets out to conclude
(B) mistakes a correlation for a cause
(C) draws a highly general conclusion from evidence about individual cases
(D) fails to consider the status of alleged counterexamples
(E) bases its conclusion on the supposition that most people believe in that conclusion
07 Apr 2020, 05:22
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argument
= to be success need degree
x= many without degree are success
= but, this is only apparent
= w/o a degree a person is not truly success
flaw
(B) he didn't correlate anything
(C) he didn't conclude from ind cases
(D) he did consider the alleged counters
(E) he didn't base that most believe in his con
Ans (A) he assumes to succeed u need a degree, and he also conclude this!
08 Apr 2020, 00:45
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Ans: A
(A) assumes what it sets out to conclude
His conclusion is that you must have a college degree in order to be successful. When faced with the objection that there are people without college degrees who are successful, he responds that those people only seem successful
(A) assumes what it sets out to conclude
His conclusion is that you must have a college degree in order to be successful. When faced with the objection that there are people without college degrees who are successful, he responds that those people only seem successful
