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CR · Critical Reasoning
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A group of teenagers of different ages participated in a survey where they were asked to evaluate the actions of individuals who caused harm, some doing so on purpose and others by mistake. When asked about suitable consequences for those who caused harm, the younger teenagers, unlike the older ones, suggested consequences that did not change based on whether the harm was intentional or accidental. This suggests that younger teenagers do not consider intentions important when determining consequences.
Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion above?
Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion above?
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Younger teenagers are just as likely to cause harm unintentionally as older teenagers.
B
The older teenagers assigned consequences in a manner similar to how adults assigned consequences in a related study.
C
In these scenarios, the extent of the harm caused was clearly defined.
D
The younger teenagers assigned consequences that varied based on the severity of the harm caused by the individuals in the scenarios.
E
Interpreting these scenarios required a mature understanding of human behavior to differentiate between intentional and accidental harm.
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SaketFeb 19, 2025
thanks!
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