Which of the following is NOT a test of argument from generalization?
A)Have a sufficient number of cases or instances been cited?
B)Are the instances cited representative of all members of the group?
C)Are the cases similar in important, non-trivial factors?
D)Are the cases or instances taken from a random sample of the group's population?

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The correct answer is C because it does not specifically address the concept of generalization but rather the comparison of cases based on their similarities. Generalization tests typically focus on the representativeness, sufficiency, and randomness of the sample from the population, as seen in options A, B, and D.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Test of Argument