The argument seems pretty straight forward, I'm just having trouble with the answer choices. I can see how (A) is correct, but I'm having troubling understanding exactly why the other answer choices are incorrect.

I missed this question as well and also thought that (E) was the correct choice. After reviewing it, here are my thoughts: (A) States that in a 12-month study before the one mentioned in the passage, the family always used English, except if situational factors changed. But the results from the stud...

Really confused here on this one. It seems that a claim from psychologists is presented, but then the argument refutes it saying it would never be possible to achieve its' goal (grasping another persons motivations). The argument then concludes that you can understand people, but that the psychologi...

I picked (C) on this one. I would think that if nonauthoritarian societies used the same metaphor (the human body) as authoritarian societies did, it would weaken the critics conclusion that the 'human body' metaphor encourages greater acceptance of authoritarian repression. But as I'm typing this, ...

I can see how (A) is right, but couldn't (B) be true as well? The advocates of the plan believe that their plan helps lawyers pick up new clients and develop a larger client base. The author says the plans "function largely as a marketing device for lawyers who have yet to establish themselves....

This seems like a straight forward question, yet I'm having trouble ruling out (C). The author reasons that most jazz songs will not make it to CD's because few are played on the radio. So therefore, the ones played on the radio are songs that are believed to be profitable, right? This one is seriou...