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In critiquing an argument, identifying a "logical gap" primarily involves pointing out which of the following?

A Instances where the author uses passive voice.
B Missing links or faulty reasoning that prevent the conclusion from necessarily following from the premises.
C Grammatical errors in the author's statements.
D The author's personal biases without connecting them to the argument's validity.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

A logical gap signifies a flaw in the reasoning process where the conclusion does not directly or necessarily follow from the premises, often due to unstated assumptions or poor inferential leaps.

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