question 55 pts ellin claims that the client is unable to control the professional-client relationship; this claim is the same as which paternalist argument analyzed and critiqued by bayles? group of answer choices the paternalist argument that the client has a technical knowledge inferior to that of the professional. the paternalist argument that the client will be thankful to the professional for making all of the decisions for the client without consulting the client. the paternalist argument that the client is incapable of giving fully free and fully informed consent. the paternalist argument that the professional has a technical knowledge superior to that of the client.

What is argument?
An argument is indeed a statement or set of statements, known as premises, that seeks to evaluate the plausibility and acceptability of a conclusion. The logical, dialectical, and rhetorical perspectives are the three main areas of study for arguments. An argument in logic can be defined as groups of propositions whichever one is claimed to obey from others through deductively obtain reasonable that preserve truth from of the premises to a conclusion. Arguments in logic are typically expressed not really in natural language but also in a symbolic formal language.

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