1. The author criticizes the psychologist claim by...
My guess is that it is a flaw.
Please help, thanks!
jb
Identifying the Question Stem Forum
- suspicious android
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Re: Identifying the Question Stem
You're describing the author's method of reasoning here. he's attacking the psychologist's presumably flawed argument. That doesn't mean that the answer choice will be a flawed method of reasoning though.
- CurbYourEnthusiasm
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Re: Identifying the Question Stem
Pretty sure its 'Method of Reasoning.' What was the answer to the question?
- glucose101
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Re: Identifying the Question Stem
The tip-off is "by," which suggests how the author mistakenly argues. Or basically, his method of argument.
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Re: Identifying the Question Stem
The author didn't necessarily "mistakenly" argue anything. He could have made a valid argument.glucose101 wrote:The tip-off is "by," which suggests how the author mistakenly argues.
This is a pure method of reasoning question. The answer will describe the argument, flawed or otherwise.
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And this is why I hate just getting like 6 words of the question.
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