This document provides guidance on weakening arguments for different issue types in source choice questions. It explains that to weaken an argument, one should undermine the conclusion by showing that an assumption does not necessarily hold, the scope of the conclusion is too broad, or an alternative explanation could also account for the evidence. It also notes that some questions may ask to weaken the reasoning itself rather than the conclusion.
This document provides guidance on weakening arguments for different issue types in source choice questions. It explains that to weaken an argument, one should undermine the conclusion by showing that an assumption does not necessarily hold, the scope of the conclusion is too broad, or an alternative explanation could also account for the evidence. It also notes that some questions may ask to weaken the reasoning itself rather than the conclusion.
This document provides guidance on weakening arguments for different issue types in source choice questions. It explains that to weaken an argument, one should undermine the conclusion by showing that an assumption does not necessarily hold, the scope of the conclusion is too broad, or an alternative explanation could also account for the evidence. It also notes that some questions may ask to weaken the reasoning itself rather than the conclusion.
1 Carl is an incompetant detective D A Not sure CR Weaken
2 Plastic rings A C Read the Q CR Weaken 3 Human beings - cognitive faculties A A Knowledge gap CR Inference 4 Loggerhead turtles E C Read the Q CR Weaken 5 North american mastadon A A Read the Q CR Weaken 6 Jury - specialized knowledge A A Careless CR Weaken 7 Lobsters gill diseasesC A Careless CR Weaken 8 Synthesiacs B B Guess CR Weaken 9 MGMAT A A Not sure RC Purpose 10 OG12 C C Tough CR Conclusion 11 OG12 A A Careless CR Assumption Friendly Error Log by Saruba, updated by Spoilt Verbal error log Comments 2nd attempt Weaken the reasoning Scope that conclusion addresses. Example showing proof that generic conclusion is false Dismissing the reasoning as invalid Assumption is necessary to conclude. Attack assumption. Attack conclusion by proving opposite of conclusionrelate unfairness and exclusion of specialized jury Attack conclusion by proving opposite of conclusion. Weaken/Attack the reasoning QUANT VERBAL OPTIONS