During his speech, Karl claimed that the elderly are bad drivers. He supported this claim by pointing out that his 75-year-old g
randfather has had three accidents this year, an old lady was driving 10 mph under the speed limit the other day, and a 68-year-old woman ran into a building at the mall after having a stroke. Karl is using reasoning by __________.
In some elderly people, the senses required for safe driving like vision and hearing are compromised. Those who have impaired vision may drive safely during day but find difficulty at night. These adults are subjected to accidents then people of other age groups.
In the given situation, the Karl is claiming that elder people are bad drivers. He has supported the claim by giving reasoning involving examples of 75 year old grandfather and 68 year old woman.
