Question ID:PT36 S3 Q25 Passage:Anthropologist:  All music is based on a few main systems of scale building. Clearly, if the popularity of a musical scale were a result of social conditioning, we would expect, given the diversity of social systems, a diverse mixture of diatonic and nondiatonic scales in the world's music. Yet diatonic scales have always dominated the music of most of the world. Therefore, the popularity of diatonic music can be attributed only to innate dispositions of the human mind. Stem:The anthropologist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it fails to Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:consider the possibility that some people appreciate nondiatonic music more than they do diatonic music Choice B:explain how innate dispositions increase appreciation of nondiatonic music Choice C:explain the existence of diatonic scales as well as the existence of nondiatonic scales Choice D:consider that innate dispositions and social conditioning could jointly affect the popularity of a type of music Choice E:consider whether any appreciation of nondiatonic music is demonstrated by some nonhuman species of animals