Question ID:PT46 S2 Q11 Passage:Career consultant:  The most popular career advice suggests emphasizing one's strengths to employers and downplaying one's weaknesses.  Research shows this advice to be incorrect.  A study of 314 managers shows that those who use self-deprecating humor in front of their employees are more likely to be seen by them as even-handed, thoughtful, and concerned than are those who do not. Stem:The career consultant's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:bases a conclusion about how one group will respond to self-deprecation on information about how a different group responds to it Choice B:ignores the possibility that what was viewed positively in the managers' self-deprecating humor was the self-deprecation and not its humor Choice C:ignores the possibility that non-self-deprecating humor might have been viewed even more positively than self-deprecating humor Choice D:infers from the fact that self-deprecating humor was viewed positively that nonhumorous self-deprecation would not be viewed positively Choice E:bases a conclusion about certain popular career advice on a critique of only one part of that advice