Curtis’s argument is flawed because it fails to consider all of the fo

QUESTION

Curtis’s argument is flawed because it fails to consider all of the following possibilities EXCEPT:

A) The top performers in the organization may not have the skills required by the Dragon Owls project.
B) The top performers in the organization may lack the collaborative skills required to operate on a team.
C) The top performers in the organization may have work commitments that prevent them from taking part in the Dragon Owls project.
D) The Dragon Owls project will have significant consequences for the organization.
E) The term top performers is vague and subject to many different interpretations.

ANSWER

Answer: D
Explanation: D) Curtis’s argument has a lot of problems, but he does recognize that the Dragon Owls project is important. So Curtis doesn’t neglect the possibility that Choice D is true. The other choices, though, point out significant problems with Curtis’s approach.