
Passage: Critics: as the practice of electronic monitoring of employees becomes more and more common, it is becoming more and more intrusive to personal privacy. I have also heard more and more defences from employers for this practice. They explain that the purpose of monitoring is to keep employees honest, efficient and polite to customers. In my opinion, this explanation is obviously in the service of the employer himself and does not justify the unreasonable invasion of personal privacy at all.
Question: Which of the following options best points out the flaw in the critic's argument?
A. A.Attack an argument that is different from the argument actually put forward by the employer.
B. B.Assume that employees are never dishonest, inefficient, or impolite to customers.
C. C.Attack employers' motives rather than refute their defenses.
D. D.A summary is made based on a biased sample.
Answer: