Anee wrote:Several legislators claim that the public finds many current movies so violent
as to be morally offensive. However, these legislators have misrepresented
public opinion. In a survey conducted by a movie industry guild, only 17
percent of respondents thought that movies are overly violent, and only 3
percent found any recent movie morally offensive. These low percentages
are telling, because the respondents see far more current movies than does
the average moviegoer. The reasoning in the argument is flawed in that the
argument
A. attempts to undermine the legislators' credibility instead of addressing their
argument
B. bases its conclusion on subjective judgments rather than on an objective
criterion of moral offensiveness
C. fails to consider the possibility that violent movies increase the prevalence of
antisocial behavior
D. generalizes from a sample that is unlikely to be representative of public
sentiment
E. presumes, without providing justification, that the people surveyed based
their responses on a random sampling of movies

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