Question ID:PT89 S2 Q11 Passage:Psychologist: Specialists naturally tend to view their own specialties as fundamentally important. We are therefore amply justified in being skeptical when geneticists claim that personality traits not traditionally thought to be genetically determined are, in fact, genetically determined. The geneticists are probably just amplifying their sense of their own importance. Stem:The reasoning in the psychologist's argument is flawed in that this argument Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:generalizes about all specialists on the basis of an unrepresentative sample Choice B:presumes that the traditional view must be the right view simply because it is what has been traditionally believed Choice C:draws a conclusion that is merely a restatement of one of its main premises Choice D:appeals to the authority of those unlikely to be well informed about the topic at issue Choice E:disputes a claim on the basis of a supposed motive for making the claim rather than by assessing the evidence relevant to the claim