Chiu: The belief that

Answer choices

1. A

   Out of Scope13% picked this

   Individuals do not have control over their actions when they feel

   This answer is about someone’s actions when they feel certain emotions, while the stimulus is about whether the act of feeling certain emotions itself is under one’s control.

   13%
2. B

   Correct68% picked this

   If a person is morally blameworthy for something, then that person is

   Why this is right

   This is the contrapositive form of MB → R the anticipated assumption.

   Skill tested: Sufficient Assumption · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

   68%
3. C

   Out of Scope5% picked this

   Although a person may sometimes be unjustifiably angry, jealous, or resentful, there are occasions when

   Appropriate instances of anger and other emotions are not relevant to this argument, since the conclusion is concerned with unjustifiable instances of certain emotions.

   5%
4. D

   Out of Scope9% picked this

   If an emotion is under a person's control, then that person cannot hold others

   The argument is about UC → ~R instances that are not under one’s control, while this is about instances that are.

   9%
5. E

   Too Weak5% picked this

   The emotions for which a person is most commonly blamed are those that are under

   This relies on a further ~MCB → ~MB assumption that those instances one is not most commonly blamed are one’s someone is not morally blameworthy.

   5%