Question ID:PT34 S2 Q11 Passage:Some psychologists claim that, in theory, the best way to understand another person would be through deep empathy, whereby one would gain a direct and complete grasp of that person's motivations. But suppose they are right; then there would be no way at all to achieve understanding, since it is psychologically impossible to gain a direct and complete grasp of another person's motivations. But obviously one can understand other people; thus these psychologists are wrong. Stem:The argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:fails to adequately define the key phrase "deep empathy" Choice B:assumes something that it later denies, resulting in a contradiction Choice C:confuses a theoretically best way of accomplishing something with the only way of accomplishing it Choice D:accepts a claim on mere authority, without requiring sufficient justification Choice E:fails to consider that other psychologists may disagree with the psychologists cited