An argument can be refuted by showing _____.
A) that the arguer is lying about something
B) that the premises provide adequate logical support for the conclusion
C) that a premise, or critical group of premises, is false or dubious
D) All of the answers are correct

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An argument can be refuted by demonstrating that a premise, or a critical group of premises, is false or dubious. This undermines the argument's foundation, making the conclusion unsupported or questionable.

An Argument Can Be Refuted by Showing _____