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Compared with doctors who see patients only in their offices, doctors who see their patients in the patients' homes develop a more personal relationship with them. Their patients are also less likely to bring malpractice suits against them. This lower rate of malpractice suits clearly supports the common belief that having a close relationship with a doctor increases a patient's willingness to give that doctor the benefit of the doubt when difficulties arise.
Which of the following, if true of doctors who make house calls, most seriously weakens the argument?
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A.They are more likely than are doctors who do not make house calls to believe that a doctor's bedside manner is an important part of medical treatment.
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B.They see their patients more frequently than do doctors who do not make house calls and so acquire more information about the patients' conditions.
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C.They tend to have fewer years of experience at practicing medicine than do doctors who do not make house calls.
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D.They perform all the same types of treatment as doctors who do not make house calls.
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E.They are not charged any less for malpractice insurance than are doctors who do not make house calls.
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