Question ID:PT6 S2 Q4 Passage:Lenore: It is naive to think that historical explanations can be objective. In evaluating evidence, historians are always influenced by their national, political, and class loyalties. Victor: Still, the very fact that cases of biased thinking have been detected and sources of bias identified shows that there are people who can maintain objectivity. Stem:Victor’s response does not succeed as a rebuttal of Lenore’s argument because his response Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:displays the same kind of biased thinking as that against which Lenore’s argument is directed Choice B:does not address the special case of historians who purposely distort evidence in order to promote their own political objectives Choice C:fails to provide examples of cases in which biased thinking has been detected and the source of that bias identified Choice D:does not consider sources of bias in historical explanation other than those that are due to national, political, and class loyalties. Choice E:overlooks the possibility that those who detect and identify bias are themselves biased in some way