Child-rearing Expert: Parents should never discipline their children in public. Some children who are disciplined in public suffer from attention deficit disorder. This shows that these children do not need discipline, but rather need assistance from their parents or firm instructions to help the children pay attention to their surroundings. Each of the following describes a flaw in the child-rearing expert's reasoning EXCEPT:
A: It assumes that children with attention deficit disorder can pay attention to their surroundings without discipline.
B: It presumes, with justification, that children who are disciplined in private also suffer from attention deficit disorder.
C: It overlooks the possibility that the children who are disciplined in public, but do not suffer from attention deficit disorder, might benefit from being disciplined in public.
D: It neglects the possibility that providing firm instructions could be a form of disciplining children in public.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
B