Examples of an argument to support a causal claim

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The following example provides an argument to support a causal claim. Try to generate rival causes for such claims. Then try to determine how much you have weakened the author's claim by knowledge of rival causes.

Example: Increased amounts of germs and bacteria on college campuses cause higher rates of illness in college students. College students are less likely to sanitize living areas and common areas on campus, which in turn cre- ates excessive germs on surfaces and in the air, leading to more sickness in students.

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