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Question # 54

An editorial argues: “Because college enrollment rose 10% after tuition cuts, lowering tuition always increases enrollment.” Which reasoning flaw is most evident?

Options:

A.

Confusing correlation with causation and overgeneralizing from one case

B.

Ignoring that tuition is only one factor influencing enrollment

C.

Assuming students never receive financial aid

D.

Suggesting that faculty quality is irrelevant

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