Question ID:PT36 S1 Q7 Passage:It is widely believed that eating chocolate can cause acne.  Indeed, many people who are susceptible to acne report that, in their own experience, eating large amounts of chocolate is invariably followed by an outbreak of that skin condition.  However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an effect for a cause.  Several recent scientific studies indicate that hormonal changes associated with stress can cause acne and there is good evidence that people who are fond of chocolate tend to eat more chocolate when they are under stress. Stem:The argument employs which one of the following argumentative strategies? Correct Answer Choice:BChoice A:It cites counterevidence that calls into question the accuracy of the evidence advanced in support of the position being challenged. Choice B:It provides additional evidence that points to an alternative interpretation of the evidence offered in support of the position being challenged. Choice C:It invokes the superior authority of science over common opinion in order to dismiss out of hand the relevance of evidence based on everyday experience. Choice D:It demonstrates that the position being challenged is inconsistent with certain well-established facts. Choice E:It provides counterexamples to show that, contrary to the assumption on which the commonly held position rests, causes do not always precede their effects.