A Hidden Premise Is

question 42

Multiple Choice

A hidden premise is:

• A) A premise that one must assume for another premise to be acceptable.
• B) The normative claim that connects a moral argument's descriptive premises to its conclusion.
• C) A claim that is intentionally omitted to make an argument more convincing.
• D) A claim that is assumed in an argument but never explicitly stated.

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Definitions:

Risks

The potential for experiencing harm, loss, or adverse effects in a given situation or for a specific condition.

Common Side Effects

Typical or frequently encountered undesirable effects associated with taking a particular medication or undergoing a specific treatment.

Obesity Drugs

Medications prescribed to assist in the reduction of excessive body weight or to manage obesity.

Thin Ideal

The cultural belief or societal standard that thinness is a desirable attribute, particularly in women, which can influence behavior and self-image.