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 mommycanrun
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When I was considering the question, I was leaning towards A, but recognized that D was a strong contender.

I chose A, "Anyone who relies on movies and electronic media for entertainment is unable to form a strong bond of mutual trust with a citizen," by attempting to diagram the argument. I ended up with the implication that if one relies on movies/media for entertainment, then they cannot form bonds.

RMEM----->unable to form a strong bond of mutual trust---> cannot have a democratic society

This argument is missing the part about participation. I think I understand why I missed the question.

After looking at the question again on blind review, I think I have it:

In order to have strong bonds, then citizens must participate: If participate----> strong bonds----> Democratic society

Relying on movies and electronic media for entertainment generally makes people less likely to participate in groups outside their families.

D is the answer because it is not as strong (less likely vs. unable), but it also completes the argument.

RMEM---->less likely to participate in groups outside families---->unable to form a strong bond of mutual trust-----> cannot have a democratic society.

Did I get why D is correct and why A is incorrect?
 Robert Carroll
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mommycanrun,

This question is actually in section 3, and is explained here: viewtopic.php?f=597&t=4544

Let us know in that thread if anything is still unclear!

Robert Carroll

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