Question ID:PT27 S1 Q2 Passage:Although 90 percent of the population believes itself to be well informed about health care, only 20 percent knows enough about DNA to understand a news story about DNA. So apparently at least 80 percent of the population does not know enough about medical concepts to make well-informed personal medical choices or to make good public policy decisions about health care. Stem:The argument's reasoning is questionable because the argument fails to demonstrate that Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:those people who can understand news stories about DNA are able to make well-informed personal medical choices Choice B:more than 20 percent of the population needs to be well informed about health care for good public policy decisions about health care to be made Choice C:one's being able to make well-informed personal medical choices ensures that one makes good public policy decisions about health care Choice D:an understanding of DNA is essential to making well-informed personal medical choices or to making good public policy decisions about health care Choice E:since 90 percent of the population believes itself to be well informed about health care, at least 70 percent of the population is mistaken in that belief