Is the Following Argument Sound? "Not Every Argument Is of Equal

question 6

Multiple Choice

Is the following argument sound? "Not every argument is of equal quality. Therefore, at least one argument is better than at least one other argument."

• A) Yes, because the premise is true and the argument is not circular.
• B) Yes, because the premise is true and it implies the conclusion.
• C) No, because the premise is true but it is not relevant.
• D) No, because the premise is false.
• E) No, because there is the possibility that the premise could be true but the conclusion false.

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Definitions:

Door-In-The-Face Technique

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