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PT94.S2.Q05 - Zobel: Peterson’s analytic concepts are wrong...
graceglaser
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PrepTest 94:
I'm confused on how this was the correct answer choice (B) because Zobel's claim that Peterson’s analytic concepts are wrong and should be rejected was established, as he directly stated that in the first sentence. What makes a claim "established"?
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