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KiaBrodersenon October 23, 2023
Example #9 - Effect without Cause?
Hello,
I understand that A, B, C, E, weaken the argument by changing what the cause would be of teens causing more fatalities, but doesn't answer D show an effect without cause - that being one of the three ways to weaken a cause and effect argument? The effect being that Teens cause more fatal accidents but does not link the cause of that being that teens lack basic driving skills?
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I think that is an effect of teens having weaker driving skills. While the argument doesn't make it explicit, basic common sense would equate being a worse driver with being more likely to cause a fatal crash.
