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An essayist details what happens when hypocrisy is and is not exposed. When hypocrisy is exposed, hypocrites become embarrassed and try to become better people. When hypocrisy remains unexposed, people believe that most people are good, which motivates most people to be good.

Whether or not hypocrisy is exposed, some people will try to better themselves.

This is too strong to support. The stimulus only says that embarrassed hypocrites try to better themselves once hypocrisy is exposed.

The stimulus details that some people will strive to become more morally virtuous whether hypocrisy is exposed or not. Thus, this is easily supported

The stimulus does not say anything about when people fall into moral lapses.

This comparative statement does not receive enough support. The stimulus does not say one approach is better than the other.

This is too strong to support. The stimulus says that exposing hypocrisy is a motivator, not that it is the strongest one.

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