supports the later, correct conclusion.
(D) The first statement did not cause the erroneous conclusion; rather, it is a
result of that conclusion. The second statement is a premise that supports the
correct conclusion.
(E) The first statement does provide additional detail about the original,
erroneous conclusion. The second statement is not the actual conclusion (or
judgment); it is a premise in support of the later conclusion.
42.
(A).
In this argument, a cause and effect relationship is presented between
scientists based in the U.S. who sign long-term contracts with foreign
companies and the U.S. government’s restrictions on stem cell research. This
cause and effect relationship is the key to the correct answer.
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