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Cats used to be characterized as independent animals who do not need contact with other animals or humans. Dogs, on the other hand, previously were thought of as animals who are devoted to other animals and humans. When experiments on feline and canine behavior are examined, however, what was thought of as unstereotypical behavior proves to be instances of stereotypical behavior of all animals, including humans.
Which one of the following is a flaw in the argument?
(A) The claim that what stereotypical behavior used to be believed to be is not actually relevant.
(B) No evidence is provided to show that animals ever act in stereotyped ways more than unstereotyped ways, or vice versa.
(C) The argument relies on two different uses of the term “stereotypical."
(D) The argument assumes that some stereotyped behavior is unique to all animals.
(E) The argument does not mention specific human behavior.
Which one of the following is a flaw in the argument?
(A) The claim that what stereotypical behavior used to be believed to be is not actually relevant.
(B) No evidence is provided to show that animals ever act in stereotyped ways more than unstereotyped ways, or vice versa.
(C) The argument relies on two different uses of the term “stereotypical."
(D) The argument assumes that some stereotyped behavior is unique to all animals.
(E) The argument does not mention specific human behavior.
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30 Apr 2017, 20:17
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Cats used to be characterized as independent animals who do not need contact with other animals or humans. Dogs, on the other hand, previously were thought of as animals who are devoted to other animals and humans. When experiments on feline and canine behavior are examined, however, what was thought of as unstereotypical behavior proves to be instances of stereotypical behavior of all animals, including humans.
Which one of the following is a flaw in the argument?
(A) The claim that what stereotypical behavior used to be believed to be is not actually relevant.
(B) No evidence is provided to show that animals ever act in stereotyped ways more than unstereotyped ways, or vice versa.
(C) The argument relies on two different uses of the term ???stereotypical."
(D) The argument assumes that some stereotyped behavior is unique to all animals.
(E) The argument does not mention specific human behavior
Which one of the following is a flaw in the argument?
(A) The claim that what stereotypical behavior used to be believed to be is not actually relevant.
(B) No evidence is provided to show that animals ever act in stereotyped ways more than unstereotyped ways, or vice versa.
(C) The argument relies on two different uses of the term ???stereotypical."
(D) The argument assumes that some stereotyped behavior is unique to all animals.
(E) The argument does not mention specific human behavior
03 May 2017, 07:17
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Can we get an explanation of this from an expert please??
