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Ethics requires skillful reasoning. Which of the following is not an element of good reasoning?
ANSWER- c- The argument which commits a straw man fallacy.
(Because the straw man fallacy exxagerates the responses/ claims of the other side/ opponent. The other three options are elements of good reasoning, but a straw man fallacy is NOT).
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