Can someone please explain why C is incorrect? It seems like C would be supported by lines 53-55 ("the resolution allows Congress to veto the involvement once it begins") because this phrase is not being modified by "most cases" or "every possible instance" so it could ...

I am having some difficulty distinguishing between C and D. If C weakens because it shows that birds can in fact fly with heavier brains, and therefore, destroying neurons is not necessary for flight, then wouldn't D also weaken since we know that a larger-than-average repertoire means a larger-than...

I think the important distinction here is that the passage in paragraph 3 mentions that "cognitive psychologists can describe the kinds of inferential errors a person or group is likely to make." Answer choice B is not undercutting evidence or contradicting evidence set out in the passage,...

I view E as a slight 180, strengthening the argument that household debt was not a cause of the recession because it is the category of debt least likely to affect the economy. However, if this were a strengthen question instead of weaken, would answer choice E still be incorrect? My thought is yes ...

I think we can attack the premise here because of the way the stimulus is set out, "Mayor:..." Unlike a normal stimulus where the language is not qualified by a specific speaker, this stimulus is qualified in that everything being said comes from the mayor, so we would view the entire argu...